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I have just had a mammoth potting on session. I now have far more pots than indoor window ledge space so some of them are going to have to go out into the sunroom a bit earlier than I was planning. It's attached to the house, but only accessible from outside. It has a clear roof and windows along two sides. It's fairly sheltered. It shouldn't be getting too hot for anything just yet, but it may be getting too cold. I'm going to use whatever you're all happy putting in your greenhouses right now as a guide. So, which of these seedlings would you be most happy putting in an unheated greenhouse at this time of year?
Chillies
Peppers
Strawberries
Papayas
Lemongrass
Gazania
Pansies
Red veined sorrel
Sweet peas
Aubergines
Cabbages (these are already little plants rather than seedlings)
Pea-shoots (some established, some not)
Presumably I can start thinking about hardening off the cabbages in a few weeks (my last frost date is the end of April, and the weather is looking better than that for the next two weeks anyway).
Once it gets warmer, I'm planning on growing the chillies and papayas in the sunroom, but most other things will be outside, with just the peppers, aubergines and lemon-grass on my window-ledges.
Chillies
Peppers
Strawberries
Papayas
Lemongrass
Gazania
Pansies
Red veined sorrel
Sweet peas
Aubergines
Cabbages (these are already little plants rather than seedlings)
Pea-shoots (some established, some not)
Presumably I can start thinking about hardening off the cabbages in a few weeks (my last frost date is the end of April, and the weather is looking better than that for the next two weeks anyway).
Once it gets warmer, I'm planning on growing the chillies and papayas in the sunroom, but most other things will be outside, with just the peppers, aubergines and lemon-grass on my window-ledges.
My strawbs are outside (but I accept yours are babies), my sweetpeas are outside, but in a sheltered spot, and I'd start hardening off my brassicas if they were more than seed leaves at the moment....
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