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I've been reading MJ Botany by Robert Clarke. It says that more resins are produced in a hot climate and that MJ can withstand heat fairly simply by watering it more. I think i'm going to raise the temps in my flower room and test this theory. According to the book, it seems to me, that cold temps are more detrimental than hot temps as it lists a limit for frosts MJ can withstand(32 F, 0 C) but nothing about how high temps can be before death. Arid, windy and hot is what i'm aiming for. What do you all think? Outright disgust is allowed.