Just come back once you have them split up and growing on for another week or so, and we can go from there with the next step In the meantime, you could set up an sheltered area outside for them, assuming you live somewhere that they can grow outdoors. The night time temps need to be consistently in good double figs for them to thrive. About 11 or 12 at least
You'll need supports for them too, once you have them in their final pots.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I live in the UK, so the temperature is not guaranteed to always be in double digits, even in the summer, and especially at night. What would be the ideal scenario for tomatoes? My husband is great at building stuff, he'll build me anything I need hahaha!
Yes - just sheltered from bad weather in general You might need hubby to create a bit of a greenhouse or similar. I can't grow them outside here either, as we don't get consistent enough temps in summer overnight either, so it's not worth it. Even a frame with some plastic sheeting or polycarbonate will be fine. Something to mimic a simple greenhouse, with a door you can open for ventilation and access
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Thank you so much for all the advice.
I'll let you know how it goes!
In the meantime, you could set up an sheltered area outside for them, assuming you live somewhere that they can grow outdoors. The night time temps need to be consistently in good double figs for them to thrive. About 11 or 12 at least
You'll need supports for them too, once you have them in their final pots.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
My husband is great at building stuff, he'll build me anything I need hahaha!
You might need hubby to create a bit of a greenhouse or similar. I can't grow them outside here either, as we don't get consistent enough temps in summer overnight either, so it's not worth it.
Even a frame with some plastic sheeting or polycarbonate will be fine. Something to mimic a simple greenhouse, with a door you can open for ventilation and access
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...