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Temperature log
Pulled my Temperature Data today From 03/5-03/29 nights are still too Cold but we are starting to show steady upward improvement thought you may this helpful in Northern Illinois (42.327988.0546 & 88.0546)
recoush- Posts : 105
Join date : 2014-03-01
Location : United States, Illinois, zone 5
Re: Temperature log
Sorry no but the data on the internet based on research was only as new as about 2009 seems the law averages is time based
purchased a data logger for 30 bucks no display bad news the reader is 50 bucks but you only need one reader for any number of loggers the loggers have a 3 year battery life.
Wanted to see how this winter to spring is ramps up in my area the data is captured electronically rather then having to remember to take 4 readings every day let the logger do it
Plus with my Mason bee project want to see how this winter to spring emergence goes had to add sugar to the emergence box because they are ready to come out and pollinate even though not above 32 in my area.
purchased a data logger for 30 bucks no display bad news the reader is 50 bucks but you only need one reader for any number of loggers the loggers have a 3 year battery life.
Wanted to see how this winter to spring is ramps up in my area the data is captured electronically rather then having to remember to take 4 readings every day let the logger do it
Plus with my Mason bee project want to see how this winter to spring emergence goes had to add sugar to the emergence box because they are ready to come out and pollinate even though not above 32 in my area.
recoush- Posts : 105
Join date : 2014-03-01
Location : United States, Illinois, zone 5
Re: Temperature log
I'm monitoring temp's in my MM, back & forth 35-40 and 40-35 again..
I planted 5 lbs of onions today, I had to poke a tube down to get them planted....soft but still frozen.
I was going to wait till MM reached 55 degrees F, however I'll take 45 now...
I planted 5 lbs of onions today, I had to poke a tube down to get them planted....soft but still frozen.
I was going to wait till MM reached 55 degrees F, however I'll take 45 now...
jimmy cee
Certified SFG Instructor- Posts : 2215
Join date : 2013-02-16
Age : 88
Location : Hatfield PA. zone 6b
Re: Temperature log
heard that my ground is frozen rock like still have some garden stakes that wont pull out 5/16 ish ones
heard rain is coming so soon i do hope racked all the leaves off the bed may have to cover with black plastic at this rate and put up the plastic surround ( cold frame) to warm it up
heard rain is coming so soon i do hope racked all the leaves off the bed may have to cover with black plastic at this rate and put up the plastic surround ( cold frame) to warm it up
recoush- Posts : 105
Join date : 2014-03-01
Location : United States, Illinois, zone 5
Re: Temperature log
Monitoring the temps for about 2 months now started March 5th low of 16 degrees April 6th 36 degrees then in mid April dropped down below 31 degrees, Finally trending upwards around 41 Degrees
Much improved on May 2nd at 46 degrees Really hope mother nature is going to let us plant soon .
my Towel roll Seedlings are beginning to decompose now. Many planets including my Squash are flowering and want to be be pollinated.
Much improved on May 2nd at 46 degrees Really hope mother nature is going to let us plant soon .
my Towel roll Seedlings are beginning to decompose now. Many planets including my Squash are flowering and want to be be pollinated.
recoush- Posts : 105
Join date : 2014-03-01
Location : United States, Illinois, zone 5
Re: Temperature log
Back in March my thermometer read 45 deg F.
Buried 4 inches deep into the M.M. it sure hasn't elevated itself very much as of today 53/14.
Reading 50 deg F my plants sure aren't enjoying life as they should, all cool weather items.
In my cold frame, plants are a little happier. This may not be a good season for me anyway.
Probably go into the upper 80s and 90s within a day or 2.
Buried 4 inches deep into the M.M. it sure hasn't elevated itself very much as of today 53/14.
Reading 50 deg F my plants sure aren't enjoying life as they should, all cool weather items.
In my cold frame, plants are a little happier. This may not be a good season for me anyway.
Probably go into the upper 80s and 90s within a day or 2.
jimmy cee
Certified SFG Instructor- Posts : 2215
Join date : 2013-02-16
Age : 88
Location : Hatfield PA. zone 6b
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