High Heat - Nanners?

Im experiencing a few nanners here and there on a few of my plants. I know genetics have a play in this. My cab can get pretty hot and the temp can fluctuate once I get home to fire up the a/c.

So my question is, can high heat/heat stress cause the odd nanner here and there?

Bengi said:

Im experiencing a few nanners here and there on a few of my plants. I know genetics have a play in this. My cab can get pretty hot and the temp can fluctuate once I get home to fire up the a/c.

So my question is, can high heat/heat stress cause the odd nanner here and there?

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Any kind of stress, including high temps can trigger a few nanners.
I'm stick on your statement "once I get home to fire up the a/c"...
arrgh, it would seem that you wouldn't be having a problem if you left the a/c on when you leave eh ?

Having a good constant intake and exhaust running in that cabinet will also help keep it from heating up. But, I'd suggest both, good air flow through the cab, plus NOT turning off the a/c whenever you're going away.

10k said:

Any kind of stress, including high temps can trigger a few nanners.
I'm stick on your statement "once I get home to fire up the a/c"...
arrgh, it would seem that you wouldn't be having a problem if you left the a/c on when you leave eh ?

Having a good constant intake and exhaust running in that cabinet will also help keep it from heating up. But, I'd suggest both, good air flow through the cab, plus NOT turning off the a/c whenever you're going away.

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I just started having to use the a/c a few weeks ago. Anything before that, it wasent hot enough outside to have it running w/o raising suspicion, living in an apt and all. My temp has been fluctuating approx 5c when I turn on the a/c.

I have good air flow (intake/exaughst) in my cab. I only have a week or so left in my cab before everything will be finished so its not a big deal. I have a timer on my a/c, so I will be having it turn on when my lights come on from now on. For my next grow I will also be pushing my light cycle back a few hrs to help offset the higher temps.

Thanks for the response.

Nanner

a better idea for next time is a plug in thermostat which u can dial in to control a plug in ac or space heater.. i have2 in each grow area,, one with a ac at my highest desired temp leavel an 1 on a small electric space heater so i know im always close to where they need to be without worrying about rushin to do somethin when the lights pop on.. 2 cents..