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    1000w to 600w last week or two of flower harmful?

    Reducing an HPS 1000w to 600w, will that have an effect on quality/potency/yield in the last week or two of flower? Is it better to reduce wattage to get the heat down a few degrees (~81F) or keep the light running full blast (~86F)?

    #2
    I’ve had a ongoing battle with high heat too,I had to drop my HPS down from 600 watts to 200 watts to lower temp to 83. I did this for three weeks or more it did slow down growth luckily I was flushing at the time so not to much to loose I hope.😁

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      #3
      I would choose to lower my temp I do believe.
      completed 7 grows
      what I have learned so far:
      environment maters more than nutrients
      at least a dab of nutrients in every watering
      effective flushing before harvest is critical to quality

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        #4
        an AC decided to die and this week randomly noticed flowers were getting a tiny bit bigger for some reason... i've read over and over the last 2 weeks are when most strains really swell up... I'm just not sure which is better to maximize, lumens or temp... it's only a 5 degree difference.

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          #5
          Hi temps will burn of the good stuff, unless using co2 My 2 $.

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            #6
            try it an retemp after u lower ur light to 16" .

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              #7
              I'd try to get the temps down, if she were mine.
              Cfls for a week or two
              315lec for everything else
              Dug up Ms.topsoil, with perlite added
              36x36x63 inch tent.
              6inch - exaust - intake fans an scrubber
              Smart pots
              Molasses
              Autoflowers

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