Germination ruined?

Grow Cycle Seedling
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I put my seeds directly in soil yesterday 1-1. I have my heater running between 75-82 degrees, and overnight my heater shut off, and it got down to 65 degrees for like 7 hours. I have the temperature back up into the 70s. Will my seeds still germinate, or do you think it going down to 65 degrees overnight killed them, and I should start over? Any help is appreciated.

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It should be fine. I’ve always put my seeds directly in soil and they are always fine.

It will take several days for a seedling to pop up.

3

Greetings,
No problem. Be at peace.
Take care.

4

Thanks, so you don’t think it going to down to 65 degrees overnight hurt them at all?

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As stated:

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Thanks i’m trying.

7

Ok thank you

8

I use a germ mat to make sure soil temp is maintained just in case of little hiccups when germing.

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I agree with @MidwestGuy , 65 isn’t that cold. Sounds like a normal Spring fluctuation to me. If they were buried in the soil it even further insulated them. Give them a day or 2 and if they were gonna come up they will. Good luck!!

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Thanks, you guys eased my mind a bit. It’s back up to 80 degrees now.