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Old December 25, 2018   #1
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The ambient temperature in my germinating basement does not get above 70 and my lighting system will not increase the temps more than a couple of degrees. My peppers do better when the soil temperature is between 80 and 85. I get germination but not so fast or healthy until the 80 degree temp. I am not sure my lighting system will change from the old fashioned fluorescents...but maybe.
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Old December 25, 2018   #2
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The ambient temperature in my germinating basement does not get above 70 and my lighting system will not increase the temps more than a couple of degrees. My peppers do better when the soil temperature is between 80 and 85. I get germination but not so fast or healthy until the 80 degree temp. I am not sure my lighting system will change from the old fashioned fluorescents...but maybe.
My lights will be led so they won’t give off much in the way of heat. I still can’t get used to not having a basement but ... oh well. On the other hand I can grow something 12 months a year. Thanks for the feedback!
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