Hardening question

Ms. Jitomate · February 6, 2013

I started hardening outside under shade when we were having temperatures in the 70's. After 3 days I moved them to a driveway with a canopy shade cloth. Now I have moved them to no canopy and no shade, except now there's an overcast and possible rain in the next two days. Yesterday they were out from 7:30 am to 10 PM in a partial cloudy day. The day temperatures are now going to be in the mid to high 50's and the lows in the 40's. When it rains they will be indoors again, but does this mean that when we get some sun back, I have to start hardening again?

February 6, 2013	#1
Ms. Jitomate Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: San Gabriel Valley, CA Posts: 99	Hardening question I started hardening outside under shade when we were having temperatures in the 70's. After 3 days I moved them to a driveway with a canopy shade cloth. Now I have moved them to no canopy and no shade, except now there's an overcast and possible rain in the next two days. Yesterday they were out from 7:30 am to 10 PM in a partial cloudy day. The day temperatures are now going to be in the mid to high 50's and the lows in the 40's. When it rains they will be indoors again, but does this mean that when we get some sun back, I have to start hardening again?