Peebz Above 28c and things can get tough, above 30-31 and you`ve got lack of growth and a lass under severe stress. At 33 and she`s struggling however it was only for short periods. I`ve had this mate and you can move on from it successfully. Firstly, don`t panic unduly as your pics show a lass that seems okay on the whole though a little battered. The clawing is most likely due to the effects of overwatering. I`d wager she got stressed from the heat and stopped drinking. Water satuates and clawing occurs. This can also lead to nute lockout so nutes build up in soil but then nute deficiency appears due to lack of uptake so it looks to be one thing when it is the other. Yours looks relatively easy to fix on paper but may require thought in reality.
Firstly, try and identify why it`s so hot. Second, increase airflow around and slightly above canopy to help lower temps a bit.I personally wouldn`t water til she`s thirsty-like thirsty thirsty but not gasping (and just plain water initially)which would further stress her. Lower nutes or pull back on nutes slightly for a bit afterwards til she seems to be feeling a bit better in herself. Add seaweed solution to any watering...5ml per gal. Do the finger test with soil to gauge dryness.
Possibly get a bug net and open the flaps a bit at the bottom to add a coolness draft-netting to stop bugs, etc. Airflow, extraction and a cool air intake will address. If you`ve got a dehumid in there that will raise temps by 1-2c
Not an ideal situation Peebz but definitely recoverable and then onwards to harvest. Good this has happened now because if you have this at temps of 16c then temps around 20-22 will be worse for you. When temps increase you will be more aware and be trying different options.
I could be totally miles off kilter here mate but I don`t think so as it`s similar to what I`ve had experience wise with 33 temps...by the way how did you get that little dot after 33?
Stay positive, another hurdle to tick off your list. All part of the rich tapestry, etc, etc. She will respond but you need to not overwater-that would be bad here. If she stops drinking for a bit, stay patient and just keep checking. Also, those airpots will dry the soil quicker than fabric I believe so that should help
I may be wrong but I`d still do this cos the very least it will aid her.
All the best mate
