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| Hi guys -- Quick question re: seed planting. Ordinarily, I start outside and what lives, lives. If it doesn't germinate, I just replant when it's even warmer. I guess it's a good problem to have but was curious if bringing in my seeds to avoid nighttime cold was better. Thanks, guys! |
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- Posted by susanzone5 z5NY (My Page) on Tue, Mar 19, 13 at 15:04
| If I lived in zone 10, I would do everything outdoors when it's the right time for them. Wow, to be able to garden all year long would be a dream. Why bother with indoor set-ups at all? lol Really, though, most plants that are germinated outdoors can take night temps in the 50's. |
This post was edited by susanzone5 on Tue, Mar 19, 13 at 15:22
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| Agree that if you aren't going to supply supplemental lighting, which is really mandatory for growing indoors, then outside will result in much better seedlings. No comparison. Plus that way you won't have to harden them off. Dave |
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| Hmm, glad I asked! Thanks, guys. I just figured inside was warmer ,ore consistently and the windowsill gets some serious sun at angle (of seed cells).That, and it's cleaner....like bug-free. Okay, I'll keep them outside. :-) |
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