Cauliflower and cabbage seedlings

[Newton]

I have seedlings just emerging in the warmth of the house. I think I would like to move them to the unseated greenhouse to progress.

Do I need to harden them off?

[WendyC]

Personally I wouldn't move them this weekend! Could you move them to a cooler place in the house in preparation for when it's a little milder. Depending on the temperature then, a propagator cover or fleece (or both) would help them to get over the initial shock of being evicted. I haven't sown anything get as once I start I can't stop and the family protest about the propagator on the dining room floor! Good Luck

[binley100]

Mine have been in the gh from the word go but they are protected .......

[Potstubsdustbins]

With the weather forecast as is then don't put them out at all. Try to give them as much light as possible then when the weather picks up harden them off over 7 to 10 days before leaving them in your GH.

Colin

[lottie dolly]

Mine have been in the gh from the word go but they are protected .......

same here........................

[hollychap]

i went in my home greenhouse today to see if there was any seedlings emerging in the propagator (nope)and noticed the water in the plastic watering can had frozen luckily i had bubble wrapped a new grapvine i bought a couple of weeks ago so fingers crossed it will be ok

[salome2001]

.. I think I would like to move them to the unseated greenhouse to progress.

An unseated greenhouse? Reminds me of all those stories over New Years of the casualties of windy weather!!!

[salome2001]

(I would not put them out yet either. I have just actually moved all my pots IN to the conservatory as my strawberries were frozen solid!!!)

[Newton]

They are off to the MIls porch for a few weeks holiday.........ty all.

[Two_Sheds]

It's so cold out there that I've been out to put protective newspaper round the potato foliage (it's 18" high and I don't want to lose it now)