03-05-2004, 07:03 PM
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tomato weather question
In article ,
(Hillary Israeli) wrote:
I know you are supposed to wait until night temps are in the 50s F before
planting tomatoes. My question is this: what happens if you don't? I mean,
if night time temps are in the 40s when you plant, does that mean you're
doomed, or does it just take longer to mature, or what?
Personally, I never worry about night temps unless there is a
possibility of a freeze. ;-)
It's been unusually cold here in Texas this spring, but I've got plenty
of sets already and my plants are anywhere from 12" to 24" tall.
K.
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