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After a month of temperatures in the 19-23 degree celsius range (68-75f for our American friends) we're finally getting some real heat here in S. Ontario. Don't get me wrong, I have problem with a 21C day, it just isn't ideal for plant growth! Hopefully the bananas will take off now, and the needle palm bloom will hurry along!
I recorded 91.2f yesterday and hoping for the same today. Just gotta make sure the plants have enough water! Any of you guys further south get over 100f?
Cheers.
Posted : 25/06/2009 11:13 am
Warm and humid here, looks like we are going to cool down for the weekend 😆
I put up some cheap misters in the green house last year, (the patio ones you attach to a garden hose), they are actually working well! Getting about a 10-15*F temp. drop.
Steve
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Posted : 25/06/2009 12:04 pm
