I have been growing on my toms in my dining room with the heat off. I have finally got my second greenhouse up and running and the temp at night at the moment isnt too bad - will it be ok to put them out now into the greenhouse as they are getting a bit leggy and one sided in the dining room (alkso could do with my dining room table back)
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Yep, get them out there - mine are sunbathing atm! Just try and acclimitise them to the lower night temps gradually over a few days and fleece them up as well. Oh and check they don't get too much sun either!Last edited by smallblueplanet; 22-04-2008, 11:28 AM.To see a world in a grain of sand
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Mine are out in the greenhouse, they get too leggy indoors. Downside is that the cold stops growth and mine are still stuggling to get past the 2 leaf stage.
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Originally posted by Cutecumber View PostDon't go straight from indoors to outdoors permanently - do it gradually over a week or so.
They need to be protected from wind, cold temperatures and strong direct sunlight until they have toughened up.
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Originally posted by brambleSBP, great tomatoes, when did you sow your seeds?To see a world in a grain of sand
And a heaven in a wild flower
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I have tiny tomato seedlings sitting on the windowsill. I'm turning them every day but they're getting very very leggy. They still only have their baby seed leaves and no true leaves - should I repot them anyway to stop them getting any leggier, or wait for the real leaves?Life may not be the party we hoped for but since we're here we might as well dance
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You could try putting them outside on a sunny day. It's mainly light they need, although obviously warmth helps too!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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