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Wait...What? · 01-31-2009, 03:38 PM

I'm growing in an unheated basement, and this is one of the coldest winters we've had in decades. I haven't seen the warm side of freezing but once since Christmas. My nighttime temps will easily reach 42f, and possibly even lower [I had a frozen pipe burst, it gets that cold down there]. The blueberry by the cabinet vent stalled, the g13xskunk#1 are unhappy, but the blueberry away from the vent, and specifically both cheese plants, are shrugging it off and thriving! Especially the cheese!

Cheese - its cold-tolerant. For whatever that is worth. Maybe it means some of us can start earlier in the spring with the outdoor crop. Maybe it means some of us can let the fall stuff go a little longer. Maybe it doesn't mean a hill of beans.

But I like my Big Buddha Cheese!

01-31-2009, 03:38 PM	#1
Wait...What? Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,125	BB Cheese is noticably cold-tolerant I'm growing in an unheated basement, and this is one of the coldest winters we've had in decades. I haven't seen the warm side of freezing but once since Christmas. My nighttime temps will easily reach 42f, and possibly even lower [I had a frozen pipe burst, it gets that cold down there]. The blueberry by the cabinet vent stalled, the g13xskunk#1 are unhappy, but the blueberry away from the vent, and specifically both cheese plants, are shrugging it off and thriving! Especially the cheese! Cheese - its cold-tolerant. For whatever that is worth. Maybe it means some of us can start earlier in the spring with the outdoor crop. Maybe it means some of us can let the fall stuff go a little longer. Maybe it doesn't mean a hill of beans. But I like my Big Buddha Cheese! __________________ I'm just a simple gardener. 1ppm == 1mg per liter
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