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Soil temperature
I have seeds that state that they're to be planted when the soil
temperature is over 60 degrees. Now, lacking my handy soil thermometer, can I assume that when the ambient temp. is over 60, that the soil will be too? Or does the darker color of the soil absorb heat and become warmer than the air temp.? Does the soil stay warmer at night, so that it only has to be around 60 during the day? I'm a little embarrassed at not knowing this after four or five years of gardening, so thanks for any help. M. -- B - - - - - - - - - - - - - Melinda Tennielle M10TVC15 (at) yahoo.com |
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