Past couple months my tent is been in the 85f+. I’ve added 3 fans and still no change. It’s been super hot in California I’m really concerned if this plant is done for. It’s only been 1 month into flowering. What do you think. Am I cooked…
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I don’t think it’s the temps, my tent runs in the 80’s too. Unless you have no airflow, that shouldn’t be the issue. What’s your watering schedule? They’re probably drying out pretty fast in those temps. I have octopots so mine are constantly bottom fed
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I’ve watered them 1L per 3-4 days…
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I think that might be your problem. I’d try watering till you get about 10% runoff, and then checking everyday day or two to see if the top inch or two of the soil is dry and water again when it is. Your plants are bulking in a hot ass tent, I don’t think 2 liters a week is enough
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I would at least start there, hopefully someone else chimes in as well
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Honestly it looks cooked. I don’t see leaves healthy enough to support the plant. Personally I’d start over. It definitely sucks but sometimes it’s our only choice. Also I don’t think that’s heat stress. I’ve had my tent run over 85 for weeks at a time and never had plants look like that.
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Thank you yeah ima have to try and water them more frequently and cut the dry leaves off … hopefully it’ll save the plant. My other plant seems to be fine
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Yeah I hope not… my second run on growing 
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They need WAAAAY more water. Their proximity to the walls of your tent may also inhibit air flow. The temperature isn’t really that much of an issue as long as they get enough water…unless you get to the 88-92 degree range. But small things first. In fact, they may be flowering out of stress, though I could be wrong.
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Add some pictures of the base of the plants as well, I’m concerned about air flow.
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