gorillamotorss
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I am getting ready to make some seeds. My question is "Are the temperature and humidity levels the same as the flowering cycle"?
Temperature humidity settings for seed production
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Stormblessed
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I believe so, in nature they would b exposed to the same conditions so I don’t see why they would have different needs, but I’m kinda guessing lol
No, the vegetative and seedling stage has different environmental requirements then the flowering stage. In general, the veg stage requires 75-80F with 65% humidity. The flowering stage on the other hand wants lower humidity, around 45-55%, to prevent mold or bud rot from occurring on your flowering plant.
Stormblessed
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Oh my mistake, I thought he meant like during pollination 
CanadianJim
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Same here. In fact I still do.Oh my mistake, I thought he meant like during pollination
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Me to
just being civil lol
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gorillamotorss
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The question I asked was does the production of seed stage (after pollination) use the same temp/humidity levels as the flowering stage? I am not asking about germination, seedling, or vegetative stages JUST SEED PRODUCING STAGES!
CanadianJim
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Yes it's the same.
Ahh. My apology to @BubblinBuds Wasn't trying to be rude.Me to
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gorillamotorss
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You just confirmed what I assumed was it is the same. Thanks.
No need to apologize, I think misread his question as germinate seeds not make. Sorry guys and thanks for correcting me
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