L lestacy Active Member Nov 18, 2008 #1 Bottom of the plants on cold basement floor. I was told this can have an effect on the plants. Anybody know anything about this?
Bottom of the plants on cold basement floor. I was told this can have an effect on the plants. Anybody know anything about this?
G greenman3 Well-Known Member Nov 18, 2008 #2 it can slow root growth if it is too cold i actually have this same problem. if you can set them on a little table or something off the floor this will help some and you can buy rubber heating mats for this.
it can slow root growth if it is too cold i actually have this same problem. if you can set them on a little table or something off the floor this will help some and you can buy rubber heating mats for this.
T thephantompain1990 Well-Known Member Nov 18, 2008 #3 just throw a towel down under the pots unless the room itself is too cold
F frmrboi Well-Known Member Nov 18, 2008 #4 lestacy said: Bottom of the plants on cold basement floor. I was told this can have an effect on the plants. Anybody know anything about this? Click to expand... your roots need to be kept at a constant 70 degrees or as close as possible. if your roots don't grow neither will your tops.
lestacy said: Bottom of the plants on cold basement floor. I was told this can have an effect on the plants. Anybody know anything about this? Click to expand... your roots need to be kept at a constant 70 degrees or as close as possible. if your roots don't grow neither will your tops.
