is 17c during night in flower ok?

[mrberrys]

hey people.. i was just about to go to bed.. n i thought i wonder what the temp is in my grow tent.. so i reached in and grabed my thermometer it was 17c which makes about 59f.. n i surpose it will mabe drop a little colder later on in the nights especially as its cold and surposed to be getting colder.. my question is.. are my flowering girls ok at night in that temperature?

mrberrys Reviewed by mrberrys on 01-25-2007. is 17c during night in flower ok? hey people.. i was just about to go to bed.. n i thought i wonder what the temp is in my grow tent.. so i reached in and grabed my thermometer it was 17c which makes about 59f.. n i surpose it will mabe drop a little colder later on in the nights especially as its cold and surposed to be getting colder.. my question is.. are my flowering girls ok at night in that temperature? Rating: 5

[budsmoker only]

i think you should definitely have it warmer in there

[postmandave]

Murder keping the temp up with our current weather mate but i didnt get no probs and mine was dropping down to around the same at lights off .What i done was brought my lights on temp down so that their wasnt a massive drop when the lights went out as imo dropping from 78 to 59 is worst than dropping from 70 to 59 or have your lights come on at the coldest part of the day and off at the warmest . be safe mate and hope you sort it out .the postman.

[Racerx]

hey people.. i was just about to go to bed.. n i thought i wonder what the temp is in my grow tent.. so i reached in and grabed my thermometer it was 17c which makes about 59f.. n i surpose it will mabe drop a little colder later on in the nights especially as its cold and surposed to be getting colder.. my question is.. are my flowering girls ok at night in that temperature?

It really depends on the strain you are growing and what the humidity is. 59F at night can definitely slow the growth of some strains and stress them out, however its usually not till 50 or 55F that you start actually seeing problems (droopy leaves, slowed growth, leaves turning red and the sides curling up, etc). Then again, one of my grow rooms reaches the 55-60 mark every single night and I still get a good enough end result to not do anything about it. The problem is when my humidity gets too low or too high in conjunction with the low temps...thats when I start getting powdery mildew.

The larger the plants, the better they will resist the cold. The other thing is, if you have purples, they will definitely go purple with temps that cold. Hell, some of my non-purple strains go purple with the sub 60F temps. But the nugs are never as big as my rooms that are more controlled and where the nighttime temps dont go below 63F.

[mrberrys]

hey guys thanks for your replys.. ello postmandave long time m8 hope ur good... well i could get the temps up a bit at night by closing the window .. but i like it open for fresh air and for when the lights come on.. if i remember correctly my first grow at night was reaching 10c as it was late december n cold like now.. leaves went bit purple but all was fine.. anyways peps its time for eastenders in 9mins so im out.. any uk peps watch the bill 8pm 2night cant be missed... the only police i like is in the bill.. coz i know they are not real.. haha.. peace all:rastasmoke: