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Old April 14, 2018   #16
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TomatoDon, if your daily temps are already around 65F, your plants would be much better off outside than in a 100F greenhouse. You might as well just harden them off now, putting them in the greenhouse at night for cold protection, if you want. Seedlings grown outside in sunny 60F temps will be stocky and healthy - no need for a greenhouse.
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