65 Degrees too cold for seeds?

Yo crew! So Im getting ready to plant here in a couple days and my concerns are the current temps. We are in the steady 70s however the next following days will be in the 65 range with a low of 45. According to my usual germination times my beans SHOULD be ready to plant on the day its 65 degrees. Would ya say 65 is too cold to plant in? Should I prolong planting them, leaving them to germ an extra day or grab a CFL to plant them under for that one day thats 65? Or should I go ahead and plant them, put them outside and bring them in at night? Thanks all!!!

Would a 125 watt CFL be alright to get 12 seeds to break the ground??

I would wait a day ...just double check everything you got is ready to go, the weather forecast is just that .... a forecast

vostok said:

I would wait a day ...just double check everything you got is ready to go, the weather forecast is just that .... a forecast

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Yeah I hear ya dood! It seems every year I get a later and later start on these girls I got kind of excited due to all the nice weather we been having and decided to drop 12 seeds in water today then BAM! I see Friday has a high of 65 and low of 47 lol....what in the fuck Mother Nature!? I have NO problem spending a few bux buying a cfl if need be, but I will only be using it that one day ...damn you mother nature!!!!

JJ05 said:

Yeah I hear ya dood! It seems every year I get a later and later start on these girls I got kind of excited due to all the nice weather we been having and decided to drop 12 seeds in water today then BAM! I see Friday has a high of 65 and low of 47 lol....what in the fuck Mother Nature!? I have NO problem spending a few bux buying a cfl if need be, but I will only be using it that one day ...damn you mother nature!!!!

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You have nothing to worry about...you will be fine...

SenorBrownWater said:

You have nothing to worry about...you will be fine...

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Thanks man! Im unsure whats up with this wacky weather we get every year, however some of them will be ready to plant tomorrow I plan on keeping them in my sunroom near the windows until they break soil. I figure the sunroom will be a few degrees warmer than outside.