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I have intense growing conditions. 110f in the canopy under direct light, 100f in the shade, 90f at soil level, ambient conditions are 80f.
I am growing a durban skunk, and she has been taking the heat for the most part. She drinks a lot, but hasn't gotten scorched really. She is finishing up the bloom though and her leaves are all curling in in an attempt to reduce heat. I moved the light up, but I don't want to move it too high or the lumens will be reduced.
I am also breeding this girl to a seed of the same kind, another skunkmans SADP x S1.
Now I don't foresee lower ambient temperatures for a bit, so I am considering trying to breed this strain for heat tolerance of the highest order
Is this a viable goal? After several generations will the plant be climatized to these harsh conditions? The original parent isn't even doing too badly under this insane heat, but I would like less signs of stress.
If this is a doable goal, can anyone estimate the number of generations before it was selected for this heat level?
I am growing a durban skunk, and she has been taking the heat for the most part. She drinks a lot, but hasn't gotten scorched really. She is finishing up the bloom though and her leaves are all curling in in an attempt to reduce heat. I moved the light up, but I don't want to move it too high or the lumens will be reduced.
I am also breeding this girl to a seed of the same kind, another skunkmans SADP x S1.
Now I don't foresee lower ambient temperatures for a bit, so I am considering trying to breed this strain for heat tolerance of the highest order
Is this a viable goal? After several generations will the plant be climatized to these harsh conditions? The original parent isn't even doing too badly under this insane heat, but I would like less signs of stress.
If this is a doable goal, can anyone estimate the number of generations before it was selected for this heat level?
