You should be able to grow most any weed plant in those conditions, but sativas are more suited to hot environments. I would not worry about shade, as more light = more weed. However I do often plant my outdoor indicas in at least partial shade, or under some big tree, but only to protect from rain and bud rot, not sun. It sometimes gets 105 here, and I've not had a problem with heat. Of course you'll need to water more when it's hotter out.
Opie Yutts Reviewed by Opie Yutts on . Outdoor Heat? I am a beginner at growing cannabis and I was wondering if it would be possible to grow outdoors in Oklahoma's heat. I know I missed the season and plan on planting next season during April/May, but I've heard weather above 95 Degrees can kill cannabis. If you're not from Oklahoma or familiar with its weather, it can get pretty hot. July and August can be Oklahoma's hottest months with 95-103 degrees during the day and 70-77 degrees during night. Could I just put them with some shade and Rating: 5