"Sacha" wrote in message
. uk...
We're concerned
that the OP's plants may be suffering both from lack of light and central
heating. A cooler and more light filled room might be better for them. At
present, they might be trying to struggle with the sort of heat they'd
expect in summer months but without the light to encourage and sustain
development.

They should be getting plenty of light now but the heating could well be a
problem. They're on a table in a south facing bay window so they're getting
about as much light as I can give them. If they're not too tender, I could
put them outside in the greenhouse which very rarely gets near freezing or
would that be too cold? I'm planning on putting them outside on the patio in
summer anyway.

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