Hi thanks for your kind reply preciate It. Her we go. To get the maximum out of your plants invest in CO2 boxes. If running at high temperatures.
I had so much trouble last year with high temperatures in my tents that I was blessed with spider mites. 
I never thought to try CO2 during that time. Maybe this year, should it reaccur, I'll give the boxes a try. I'm hoping to keep the temps better controlled this summer, but I don't have a way to vent outdoors and still be stealthy, so it may once again challenge me.
KEEP THE TEMPERATURE BELOW 26 DEGREES CELSIUS
Keeping the grow environment temperature low during flowering will help preserve any terpene or terpenoids created. Higher temperatures can cause some of the content to evaporate out of the plant, diminishing taste and aroma. There it is.
OK, so stay below 78 - 80 degrees F.
LOWER THE NIGHT TIME TEMPERATURE
There is also evidence to suggest that a lower night time temperature boosts terpene and terpenoid production. Generally speaking, you want this temperature to be 5 degrees Celsius below the day time temperature
One of the first things I learned on this site was to try for a 5 - 15 degree variation between daytime and nighttime temperatures. Hmmmmm..... I used to do the same with the furnace at night, lowering temps for sleep. When he died I found I was too cold with the furnace at 68 and no warm body on the other side of the bed, so I stopped that. I wonder how my plants have adapted to that change? Hadn't thought of it until just now.
DRY YOUR WEED CORRECTLY
This is probably one of the most important steps you can take to ensure your final product is as pungent and tasty as possible. There are many guides out there that suggest drying your marijuana with all possible haste, but the real correct way to do it, like anything in life, is take your time and make sure it is done properly.
Drying should be done over 2-3 weeks, in a relatively cool temperature. Hot temperatures will cause much of the terpene and terpenoid to evaporate. Drying in a cool condition over a longer period of time will ensure that a lot of what would be lost is maintained, improving the final product. Humidity is also a factor during drying. It is a good idea to keep it in the 70% region.
I recently started drying mine in the refrigerator, and to my delight almost all of the terpenes and flavonoids appear to be retained with this method. I'm really excited about the medicinal implications of this technique.
With this knowledge in hand you should be well on your way to ensuring your cannabis is the best it can be. It's not all about potency! Real top-shelf cannabis has the taste and aroma to go with it.
To get the best CBD content. Just grow the plant with love. Use tiny amounts of nutrients. I've grown bushes with hardly any nutrients. And I've grown little plants with all these magic boosting nutrients lol and over watered. And created gnats and almost fried plants. Remember organics need minimum amounts of nutrients. Use a 20 litre pot. And you won't have to feed untill late flowering. Trust me. Bottles dont create quality they just assist. Most food is already in the soil. And also dry the soil completely untill flowers droop than water. It's my secret lol.
Thank you for this. "Grow them with love" sounds like a directive right up my alley. I've been noticing, now that I stopped trying to grow every strain in the world at once and started concentrating on perfecting the strains, that the CBD dominants don't like to be watered very often and like their feedings on the lighter side. This helps confirm those observations.
I'm also thinking of buying regular seeds instead of femeneised which are created by stressing the plant to create seeds. Nature does not work like that. It probably does effect the gene pool who knows. But regulars are time consuming.
