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How cold is it where you are?

Zaphod_Beeblebrox

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Brisbane Airport reached -0.1ºC at 6:53am on Thursday morning, however this morning was slightly warmer - the minimum being only 1.5ºC @ 6:23am.

For those of you who don't know, that's incredibly cold for Brisbane. Usually we think we're freezing when the temperature gets into single digits.
 
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71 Degrees
i'm going to assume thats cold for u - cuz i have no idea what that relates to in degrees...

but i just went outside, and it is a relatively nice day here. its great. no wind - or little of it anyways.
 
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71 degrees Fahrenheit = 21.6666667 degrees Celsius

Use Google calculator, it's really easy. Just type into the search bar something like:

71 degrees fahrenheit in celsius

then press enter and it'll give you the result.

So really 71ºF isn't cold at all!
 
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Well that's it. Today was like a Spring day in our Hunter Valley. It's time to do the Garden now, prepare soil, Tomato seed's are put in in the Laundry pot, and it's all go now. :thumbsup:


So when do your tomatoes go out?

I have never done tomatoes from seeds. I like to get the seedlings and normally put them out in October.

They are so much nicer than the store bought tomatoes.
 
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End of August, because I got a clear roof above. I have a 3.5x3.5 timberframe with flyscreen gauze on 4 sides and clear roof on top, so no frost, and no fruitfly!! BTW I still got a few little grape tomatoes from last year beginning just to get red. And of course I got the Capsicum (big bell) still in, because the go for 2 years at least. Still harvest Capsicum, nice and red.:thumbsup:
Do not always believe what the Packet tells you about annuals or perenial. Lots of Vegies grow longer if protected.
 
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Ah, sounds good.

All I know is every year by about February, March, my tomatoes have had it.


What is your secret to growing nice tomatoes.

The first year I did it they were beautiful, last year they weren't so great. I don't know what I did (if anything) differently.
 
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Ah, sounds good.

All I know is every year by about February, March, my tomatoes have had it.


What is your secret to growing nice tomatoes.

The first year I did it they were beautiful, last year they weren't so great. I don't know what I did (if anything) differently.
I am blessed to live in the country, I got trailerloads after trailerloads of cowmanure every year, no chem. fertiliser no sprays, that's why I enclosed the tomatos and capsicum in a flyscreen enclosure. And I also just make a big hill with cowmanure and put my zuccini and cucumber seeds in there, grows well.
This year I start something new: blueberry and black mulberry as a espallier, hope it works. It's so hard with the blueberry they are so fucy with the soil. But I will try.
 
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