How to beat the heat?

[AppleFritter]

temps in my tent, with everything running, can reach 93 F. I want to combat with seaweed kelp extract and silica.

I am using advanced nutrients line. Does AN have a seaweed product? I don't know if the amount in B-52 is enough to fight the heat.

Is it? Or should I look elsewhere?

 

[GoAuto6]

You need an exaust fan.

 

[AppleFritter]

I have an exhaust fan running at 117 cfm. Doesn't really effect temps greatly but I'm running it at about 75-80 percent power (estimating)

 

[dankstyle J]

You need an exaust fan.

I'm with ga6 on this in my opinion there aren't alot of ways to beat the heat , I use an air conditioner without an exhaust an inline fans I.really couldn't beat the heat and would be forced to grow I n greenhouse an outdoors

 

[AppleFritter]

Before anyone else tells me I need an exhaust, I do have one.

My main question is: what nutrients might mitigate the heat

 

[namvet25]

Before anyone else tells me I need an exhaust, I do have one.

My main question is: what nutrients might mitigate the heat

There is no magic additive that will do much when your temps are that high.117cfm is very low air movement so I would suggest a stronger exhaust fan around 300 to 400 cfm and opening more inlet ports or your door to let more fresh and cooler air in.

 

[neurotree]

If they aren't too badly heat stressed (or showing any other def. etc.) then lightly super crop the tops which I assume show the worst signs. This can help shave a few degrees by reducing the height. In my space, the difference of ~3ft is the difference in sometimes greater than 10 deg. F. If only my tops are stressed pinching them over tends to mitigate some of the effects. Also, it's not a nutrient per say but good ol' fashion H2O helps to mitigate some of the effects of heat stress if the RH isn't already sky high. *edit: that said if RH is high run a dehumidifier and give em water*

 

[Scar17]

Before anyone else tells me I need an exhaust, I do have one.

My main question is: what nutrients might mitigate the heat

Buddha tree silicia

 

[AppleFritter]

Some good advice so far. I do plan on using AN rhino skin for silica.

With my tent door open temps drop to mid 80s

 

[GoAuto6]

Some pics would help.