I agree, very strain dependent. Water is VERY important.
One strain I have I named Candy is weird and does not like to be in the direct hot sun, it yellows and stresses out and makes airy grassy buds, while putting it in sunny areas of the woods where much of their light is filtered and also gets shade at certain hours, produced spectacular results with dense buds and hydro-like flavor and almost as potent as hydro.
Another strain I have likes full sun, gets big and grows fast.
Either way, I find that having the plant in moist soil so it doesn't need watering as much really helps, but having it raised so it doesn't flood was how I beat the heat. I grow in swamps by making a small hill or dirt pile on the shore of the swamp that peninsulas into the swamp by digging a large hole either in the swamp, on the shore, or both, and use that dirt to build up the large pile, going into the swamp on the very edge, so when the heavy rains come and raise the swamp water level, it doesn't get flooded, but because the dirt pile is raised, and you don't have to water it because the dirt pile is always moist from sitting in the swamp. I put potting soil in the center of the pile at the top, so it has good dirt instead of the swamp dirt, but the nutes from the swamp water and dirt will still get in, and I don't get yellow leaves much. Cover it all up with leaves to blend it in to the environment.
