Seed starting

chancethegardener · January 5, 2012

I have a question regarding the seed starting process: I planted my tomato seeds on the 31st of December. Since weather was very warm throughout the whole December, I decided to put the trays outside in my small greenhouse on the porch with the plastic door zipped all the way down. Temperatures suddenly dropped early this week and we had a freeze couple of days ago. Temperatures seem like won't recover for at least until mid-January. So I brought the seed trays inside where I started my seeds last year. Do you think the seeds will still have a chance to germinate? Or is it possible that they got damage in cold weather that will keep them from starting?

January 5, 2012	#1
chancethegardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: WV Posts: 604	Seed starting I have a question regarding the seed starting process: I planted my tomato seeds on the 31st of December. Since weather was very warm throughout the whole December, I decided to put the trays outside in my small greenhouse on the porch with the plastic door zipped all the way down. Temperatures suddenly dropped early this week and we had a freeze couple of days ago. Temperatures seem like won't recover for at least until mid-January. So I brought the seed trays inside where I started my seeds last year. Do you think the seeds will still have a chance to germinate? Or is it possible that they got damage in cold weather that will keep them from starting?