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slugworth · March 18, 2019

I put the plants in an unheated porch in the window sill but use food warming trays
to keep the containers toasty.The plants are (were) subjected to night-time temps
in the low 30's.The plants were infested with white fly,much better now.
Daytime temps outside are in the 40's so I put the plants outside for a few hours per day.
The food warming trays are too hot for starting seeds as is but keeping big potted plants
warm they do fine and are cheap.I find them at goodwill or other thrift stores.

March 18, 2019	#17
slugworth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: connecticut,usa Posts: 1,150	I put the plants in an unheated porch in the window sill but use food warming trays to keep the containers toasty.The plants are (were) subjected to night-time temps in the low 30's.The plants were infested with white fly,much better now. Daytime temps outside are in the 40's so I put the plants outside for a few hours per day. The food warming trays are too hot for starting seeds as is but keeping big potted plants warm they do fine and are cheap.I find them at goodwill or other thrift stores.