Upcoming weather in my zone attached! (7b) I’m working with pre-sprouted tubers.
by soozecca
Upcoming weather in my zone attached! (7b) I’m working with pre-sprouted tubers.
by soozecca
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I’m also in 7b with pretty much the same weather outlook, and mine have been in their outside containers/beds for over a month without any losses.
From what I’ve read, the average soil temp is important here. Nice weather is good and all, but if the soil temp is less than 60 and your nights are still chilly, it’s best to wait.
I’m 6b/7a and mine are half in the ground half not. But I have 2 kids so it’s more of a time issue
But I’m not a pro. So… 🤷♀️ take me with a grain of salt.
You’re fine