Re: Question on sprouting temps

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Hon, I'm the one who built an home made air conditioner last year. It's in one

of my videos on youtube.

But as for me not liking the heat, boy you couldn't be more wrong. I LOVE IT

WHEN IT'S 90. Everybody outside is croaking. And nothing hurts in my body. I

could live in the Sahara Desert. I don't like air conditioning (maybe when I'm

sleeping) but that's it. I like HEAT, not humidity, but HEAT.

I have arthritis and I don't like the cold.

I have gone for walks where people are croaking in the street, pouring bottles

of water over their heads and they look at me walking with no problem and they

go " How the h can you stand this heat " , and then one of my friends who knows me

will always chime in " Oh, Melody? She LOVES it when it's 90 outside "

lol

Melody

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> > Melody, you've mentioned that you don't have air conditioning and so you

came up with that nifty idea of using Styrofoam coolers to hold your sprouts

during the summertime.

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> > So my question is how warm is too warm for growing sprouts? In the summer my

apartment will get up to 85 degrees plus. With the portable air conditioner I

bought last year, on the really hot hot days, it never got below 78 or 79

degrees; though it was fairly comfortable because so much of the humidity was

taken out.

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