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Is 'indoors' actually 'indoors'?

lucimsvlucimsv Posts: 1
in Problem solving
I'd like some advice on seed sewing please. I have bought lots of seeds for this year, and I'm a bit confused about the instructions on the packet. Does 'indoors' actually mean physically inside my house, or could it mean in the greenhouse? I have my sweetpeas in the green house, some in a heated propagator and some under glass panels - should they be in my kitchen instead?

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  • ObelixxObelixx Posts: 30,090
    It means under cover and not out in the open with all the weather can chuck at them.  Depending on the seeds you're sowing and any extra warmth needed, a greenhouse, cold frame or propagator will be just fine.
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