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Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Putting baby plants outside
Mort, I have a couple hundred parsley
plants now, and twice that in green onions! They're all over the
house, near any window with sun, with some LED grow lights on them.
But it's been warm enough a couple of days to take them out in the
sun for the day.
How cold is too cold outside for the
baby plants?
Those babies can handle anything above
30 degrees (actually a little colder than that). What they won't like
is too much direct sunlight with those ultra violet light that the
glass stops. Put them out for three or so hours the first day and
increase the time an hour or two as they get used to the UV rays.
Think of yourself spending too much time in the sun before you have a
good tan.
That's a lot of parsley; for the
restaurant, I assume.
Labels:
baby plants,
gardening,
seedlings
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Robin goes through tons of parsley, just here at home. But yes, hopefully I'll have enough to help with
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