Looking at calender,
reading between the lines,,,
I am a firm believer in warm toes.
I believe cold soil/nights prolong finishing times
I don't like to see my soil temp below 60, even to the point where my beds are actively heated, and the air is passively heated.
Dry air heats up quick.
I imagine the specific heat capacity of a bed is much closer to that of water, than air.
Sure, I can flip the bulbs on and quickly right, by way light, the cool air from overnight.
Still that soil, yet to toil, flowers unable to roil.
At some point before take off, every plane rolls down the runway. Full Throttle, high RPM, good Torque,,,
If the plane does not defeat stall speed, it will never leave the ground.
I dont wanna wait until the bed warms up. When I flip on the lights, the party starts now.
sometimes I ramble
that's my two cents
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