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  1. Folly Mon

    Folly Mon GC Official Counselor

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    Can Any 1 Advise Wot Temp i should Try and Keep My Green House at??

    Kind Regards Nick FM
     
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    Don;t bust a gut over it, as long as the frost stays off in winter, and you open vents in the summer it should be fine.
     
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    Spruce Glad to be back .....

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    Folly save your £££

    None at this time of year , close the window at night if you think a frost is on its way

    Spruce
     
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    Freddy Miserable git, well known for it

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    Hi.

    I'm somewhat confused. I was told that Tomatoes require a minimum temperature of 10c...not so?
     
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    That's the theoretical temp for cucs Freddy. Toms can stand it quite a bit lower but though low temps won't kill them they can set them back.
     
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