◉ Temperature Monitoring: Use temperature monitoring devices to keep track of the temperature in the grow room or outdoor environment. ◉ Heat Control: Employ methods to lower the temperature, such as increasing air circulation, using fans, and ensuring proper ventilation. ◉ Adjust Light Distance: If heat stress is caused by grow lights, move them further away from the plants to reduce heat intensity. ◉ Cool Roots: Protect the roots from heat by using insulation methods or providing shade to the root area. ◉ Seaweed Kelp Extract: Apply organic liquid seaweed kelp extract as a fertilizer to aid in plant recovery from heat stress and potentially protect against future episodes. ◉ Shade and Watering: Shield the plants from excessive sunlight by using temporary covers or shade sails. Water the plants in the evening or early morning to prevent water evaporation during the hottest hours. ◉ Move Potted Plants: If possible, relocate potted plants to shaded areas during heatwaves. Care for Heat-Stressed Plants: Give extra attention and care to plants experiencing heat stress, offering shade and ensuring they receive adequate water. ◉ Remember, prevention is crucial when growing cannabis outdoors, as it may take time for plants to recover from hot or dry spells.