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The greenhouse today was at 100 c, I don't think it has been that hot for a
long time!

Alan

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alan.holmes wrote:
The greenhouse today was at 100 c, I don't think it has been that hot for a
long time!

They were saying the pitch at Wembley today is at 106

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On 22/05/2010 16:06, alan.holmes wrote:
The greenhouse today was at 100 c,

100° C, doubt it. You realise that's 212° F, or the same temperature as
boiling water at STP.

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On 22/05/10 17:11, wrote:
alan.holmes wrote:
The greenhouse today was at 100 c, I don't think it has been that hot for a
long time!

They were saying the pitch at Wembley today is at 106

Above the melting point of tar?

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On Sat, 22 May 2010 alan.holmes wrote:

The greenhouse today was at 100 c, I don't think it has been that hot for a
long time!

100 Celsius??

David

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On Sat, 22 May 2010 16:06:37 +0100, "alan.holmes"
wrote:


The greenhouse today was at 100 c, I don't think it has been that hot for a
long time!

Alan





Indeed - I had checked my tomatoes this morning - fine; by late
afternoon quite a wilt on them

A colleague swears by letting them go a bit limp before watering - he
reckons it leads to stronger root growth as they search for water !!!

Any views?

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"alan.holmes" wrote in message
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The greenhouse today was at 100 c, I don't think it has been that hot for
a long time!

Alan


Ready cooked veggies...

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On Sat, 22 May 2010 21:32:27 +0100, green wrote:

On Sat, 22 May 2010 16:06:37 +0100, "alan.holmes"
wrote:


The greenhouse today was at 100 c, I don't think it has been that hot for a
long time!

Alan





Indeed - I had checked my tomatoes this morning - fine; by late
afternoon quite a wilt on them

A colleague swears by letting them go a bit limp before watering - he
reckons it leads to stronger root growth as they search for water !!!

Any views?


Don't like it.

I water the soil well after the sun goes down, and if it's been really
hot, they like a misting over the foliage too. It's supposed to
assist fertilisation but I think that's unnecessary. I think to
prevent fertilisation you'd have enclose every individual flower in
its own sealed sheath.


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"alan.holmes" wrote in message
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The greenhouse today was at 100 c, I don't think it has been that hot for
a long time!

Whoops, I have got my Cs mixed up with my Fs!

Alan