Tomatoes
Hi (my first post here!!).
Is it better to start my tomatoes off in my house on a windowsill rather than in the greenhouse. I am worried about them catching damping-off in the greenhouse. Thanks for any responses |
Tomatoes
On Apr 11, 3:59*pm, Mary wrote:
Hi (my first post here!!). Is it better to start my tomatoes off in my house on a windowsill rather than in the greenhouse. *I am worried about them catching damping-off in the greenhouse. Thanks for any responses Unless your greenhouse is heated, it gets a bit cold at night for starting things off. You can start themi ndoorsbut bearinmindthey will need lots o flight when they get going. |
Tomatoes
In message , Mary
writes Hi (my first post here!!). Is it better to start my tomatoes off in my house on a windowsill rather than in the greenhouse. I am worried about them catching damping-off in the greenhouse. Thanks for any responses As far as I know it doesn't really make that much difference but having a greenhouse I would use it. It keeps things together and unless you omit to vent the greenhouse and allow high temperatures & humidity to build up unchecked, I don't think you'll have a problem. I believe it's always wise to give most germinating seeds a bit of help by providing some shade; certainly this applies to most seedlings (without encouraging them to become too leggy. Good luck! -- Gopher .... I know my place! |
Tomatoes
On Mon, 11 Apr 2011 18:04:40 +0100, Gopher wrote:
In message , Mary Is it better to start my tomatoes off in my house on a windowsill rather than in the greenhouse. I would sow in the greenhouse, much more light. Should be warm enough, if in doubt , try sowing in a very little flower pot, and then place it in an up ended coffee jar, so its a mini greenhouse within a full size greenhouse. I propagate fuchsia cuttings that way at this time of the year. www.lincolnfuchsiasociety.info |
Tomatoes
On 11/04/2011 17:54, harry wrote:
On Apr 11, 3:59 pm, wrote: Hi (my first post here!!). Is it better to start my tomatoes off in my house on a windowsill rather than in the greenhouse. I am worried about them catching damping-off in the greenhouse. Thanks for any responses Unless your greenhouse is heated, it gets a bit cold at night for starting things off. You can start themi ndoorsbut bearinmindthey will need lots o flight when they get going. THanks for replies everyone |
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