What Is The Best Temperature For Growing Cannabis?

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  @WeTheGrowers · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @RobbiRocks · 2 years ago

  Straight to the point fantastic information, no boring intro and no annoying back ground music, Thank you so much. Cheers.

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  @ChunkyWaterisReal · 1 year ago

  &quot;take the number and double it and you have Fahrenheit&quot; in regards to converting celcius is absolutely madman work lmao

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  @DiamondVaultGenetics · 1 month ago

  Dr. Bugbee is an absolute LEGEND in this space.... We&apos;re lucky to have him drop so much knowledge on us! &nbsp;The amount i&apos;ve learned over the years listening to him speak...it cant be understated. &nbsp;The very Best!! &nbsp; He doesn&apos;t baffle you with BS. He hits you with factual information and gets right to the point.

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  @justme-ud2vk · 2 years ago

  this guy is truly brilliant. &nbsp;hes a light wizard.

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  @olddudegrowsorganically6400 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I live in Thailand and grow in a green house 6m × 12m 10 above grow fans. It&apos;s been super hot highest temp so far (greenhouse) 128.3 f/45.5c and the plants are absolutely killin it praying up all day. They&apos;ve streached a bit and I&apos;m constantly topping them. This time of year I can get 10&quot; a week growth rate. Cross is &quot;Gorilla Glue&quot; &nbsp;× Land race &quot;Foxtail.&quot;<br>🌴🙏🌴

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  @symphantic4552 · 2 years ago

  Bless this guy for using Celsius some times

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  @ismaelserrentino1493 · 2 years ago

  Last Night i was thinking that in needed to go back to this clip! Thanks again for this ❤❤❤ cheers 4 all of you

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  @natel9019 · 1 year ago

  Been growing since 1997. I rock the same temps at night as day. Tons of color too.

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  @RobertGrowsit86 · 1 year ago

  Yes sir , cultivar and space size all these variables matter &nbsp;a lot. Just have to monitor it as much as possible. If you stay intimate with your grow in some shape or fashion you will be able to clock things faster and diagnose and find a solution quicker. Monitor your grow. There’s always something different about every specific grow. There’s always another way to get to your best end results. Happy grows. Love how much I learn and gather all these different perspectives and grow styles. I just love it man. Thanks for the share Mr Westport

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  @TalksWithRyan · 2 years ago

  I know low humidity eliminates all problems like mold and any other problems

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  @Memflix · 2 years ago

  &quot;Start warm and cool it off&quot; &nbsp;just like nature will do, April May June July August hot which in some area of Europe is equivalent to the vegetative period, around mid-August the plants begin to flower arriving in mid-September to be around the fourth week of flowering, at that point normally the temperatures begin to drop right in the last 4 weeks of flower maturation, arriving in mid-October with temperatures ranging from 10 to 20 degrees maximum, perfect for harvesting and the beginning of drying ,very often it is enough to observe and copy mother nature to get the best results😃

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