Transplant when Warm or Semi Cold

mobiledynamics · March 28, 2018

Maybe I need to do a A/B comparison this year....

Sometimes I've transplanted them when it's not as warm as it should be, and just cutting a milk jug open, and making mini greenhouses out of them. I remove the jugs during the day a lil bit at a time to harden them off and then plop them back on. The slight drawback is just the dew/moisture that might accrue with the jug on.

Anyhow, I've read that plants can get stunted when put out too early and plants put out later may even thrive better or just as well than plants put out early.

What camp do you fall in

March 28, 2018	#1
mobiledynamics Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: 7B Posts: 281	Transplant when Warm or Semi Cold Maybe I need to do a A/B comparison this year.... Sometimes I've transplanted them when it's not as warm as it should be, and just cutting a milk jug open, and making mini greenhouses out of them. I remove the jugs during the day a lil bit at a time to harden them off and then plop them back on. The slight drawback is just the dew/moisture that might accrue with the jug on. Anyhow, I've read that plants can get stunted when put out too early and plants put out later may even thrive better or just as well than plants put out early. What camp do you fall in