i love this thread idea.
although i have only a touch of grey...a perfect environment is unattainable. it is a herb, and it will grow in 90 degree weather.
I am sorry, but I do not think that this is proper or solid advice. Please clarify this post...
A proper, "dialed in" STABLE environment IS very achievable. Especially with the aid of modern day digital equipment...
I would never recommend growing in temperature that hot indoors. That is even a touch high for someone using C02. But for the average grower, without C02, 90 degrees is not going to do anything but cause the plant to form looser buds due to the need for a respiration rate. The plant will need to "breathe" more due to the high heat levels...it stress the plant out. Some very sensitive strains might even through male flowers in temperatures that high. Once again, there is an ideal temperature range, and it does make a difference in the final quality of your finished product.
Just my opinion....but what do I know.
dank.Frank