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Warning for those with seedlings and young plants in hot weather
Don't let the seedlings sit in the blazing sun through the window or you'll cook them - never mind how much water you give them. Best to move them away from the window when its this hot.
I emptied my seedlings out the GH this morning and left the in partial shade not ideal but I've been out all day. They'd have been ok in the GH if I'd have potted them on so that's tomorrows job.
self-contained Its good your pea shoots have picked up
My pea-shoots do seem to be recovering a bit, but also flowering so they are going to find themselves in a salad today or tomorrow!
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Good to see they have recovered. I find pea shoots start flowering after a while. If they do I leave them to it and get a few peas a couple of weeks later.
A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP. - Leonard Nimoy
Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammerView Post
Do you find those room thermometer/humidity sensors are any good outside? Mine's pretty useless for getting the ambient temperature as it seems to be impossible to avoid direct sunlight. I've got the flap on my blow away completely open and it thinks it's 53C!
I rigged up a shiny foil shade # in front of mine to avoid the sunlight effect.
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