[Market-farming] greenhouse nighttime temperature
Bill Shoemaker
wshoemak at illinois.edu
Wed Mar 4 08:25:41 EST 2009
I often let the nighttime temperatures get down into the 40's. I think it makes the plants tougher. They've always performed well.
Bill
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>What's the minimum you would let your greenhouse get down to at night,
>if you've got tomato seedlings in there (plus onions, a few greens)
>but everything is on heating mats? I'm banking on relying more on the
>heating mats to keep the environment right around the seedlings warm,
>instead of heating the whole greenhouse.
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>Rachel
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>Rachel Evans
>The Sunshine Farm
>37 Highway 97A
>Chelan, WA 98816
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>509-670-8958
>rachel at sunshinefarmmarket.com
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William H Shoemaker, UI-NRES
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