Re: [CH] overwintering

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I'm fortunate to have a sunroom with its own heating circuit.  Even in the
Winter it will get up to 90F on a bright sunny day.  I keep the thermostat
set at 50F so it never gets below that.  In my previous home, I built
shelves in front of the window getting the most exposure and indoor
temperature varied between 60F and 70F.  Both worked well.  I think the
most important factors are lots of daylight and avoidance of cold drafts.

Jim
At 09:46 PM 9/25/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>Question
>
>Do any of you folks that overwinter chiles set your plants
>up so that that have a difference of night/day temperatures ?
>
>Just wondering if that might make a difference. 

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