Tobykeane, if you have one or can afford one and your not at home all day stick a greenhouse window opener on your cold frame. When all I could manage was a cold frame I did just that, being at work all day any plants in there would have fried when the sun hit the glass if I hadn't.
Just something to think about .
You can leave the centre and right hand trays under the lights for a while yet. Maybe reduce the amount of light you give them over a 24 hour period to slow growth. Just stick the left hand tray in a sunny room somewhere. I wouldn't put them outside until night time temperatures don't drop below 10 degrees.
Good luck and a great looking cold frame well done.
Kili
'The power of accurate observation .... is commonly called cynicism by those that have not got it.
Looks great, course dont know where you live, but you cant put toms out in a cold frame for ages yet. My Hubby made from from scaffold planks, and our old bathroom window which was finally replaced with a double glazed model 2 years ago. For the moment sow some more hardy stuff you can put in there.
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Just something to think about .
You can leave the centre and right hand trays under the lights for a while yet. Maybe reduce the amount of light you give them over a 24 hour period to slow growth.
Just stick the left hand tray in a sunny room somewhere. I wouldn't put them outside until night time temperatures don't drop below 10 degrees.
Good luck and a great looking cold frame well done.
Kili
'The power of accurate observation .... is commonly called cynicism by those that have not got it.
George Bernard Shaw'