Update Databank Botato.csv

Databank Botato.csv

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 Quick overview of growing potatoes in a greenhouse
 Type: cold-season crop
 Time from seed to harvest: 80-100 days
-Germination temp: 40°F
+Germination temp: 4°C
 Time until first emergence: 14-28 days
-Best temp to grow: 65-70°F
+Best temp to grow: 18-21°C
 Height: 18-36 in
 Spread: 18-36 in
 Grow from seed: 7-8 in deep, 10-12 in apart in rows 36 in apart;
 Companions: cabbage, corn, chives, cilantro, leeks
 Keep away from: tomatoes, eggplants, fennel, pumpkins, root vegetables
 The benefits of growing potatoes in a greenhouse
-Garden potatoes are typically planted a few weeks before the last frost date, or when the soil is at least 45-55°F. In most regions, this is usually around April. But in warmer climates, potatoes are often planted in the fall or even winter for a spring harvest!
+Garden potatoes are typically planted a few weeks before the last frost date, or when the soil is at least 7-13°C. In most regions, this is usually around April. But in warmer climates, potatoes are often planted in the fall or even winter for a spring harvest!
 
 Because they are frost-tender and don’t love extreme heat, potatoes grown outside are limited to the seasons. In a greenhouse, however, you can control variables such as light and temperature, allowing you to extend the growing season. This way you can easily have several harvests of potatoes in a single year, or more!
 
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 Examine the seed potatoes thoroughly before planting and cut off all symptoms of rot.
 Larger seed potatoes can be cut in multiple pieces that have at least 1-2 eyes. Seed potatoes smaller than an egg should be planted whole.
 Allow at least 24 hours for cut exteriors to harden before sowing, or the seed potato may rot in moist soil before it has a chance to sprout.
-Some gardeners allow the seed potatoes to grow sprouts before planting by leaving them in a dark and warm place 60-85°F. If you do this, be careful not to break the sprouts off when handling.
+Some gardeners allow the seed potatoes to grow sprouts before planting by leaving them in a dark and warm place 15.5-29°C. If you do this, be careful not to break the sprouts off when handling.
 When planting in a raised bed, plant seed potatoes about 12 inches apart (eye side up!) and space the rows about 3 feet apart. Cover the potatoes with approximately 3-4 inches of soil and water well.
 
 How to care for potatoes in a greenhouse
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 Harvest your potatoes on a dry day to simplify your job. A wet soil could mean that you will have to wait until the potatoes are air-dried before placing them into bags or boxes.
 
 Storing your potatoes
-Greenhouse-grown potatoes are best eaten the day they’re harvested, but they can be stored if needed. Store potatoes in a cool dry place preferably around 45-60°F for up to a couple of weeks. This will let their skins cure and help them last longer.
+Greenhouse-grown potatoes are best eaten the day they’re harvested, but they can be stored if needed. Store potatoes in a cool dry place preferably around 7-15.5°C for up to a couple of weeks. This will let their skins cure and help them last longer.
 
-Brush off any remaining soil after curing. Don’t wash the potatoes unless you are ready to cook them. Washing them may reduce their shelf life. Place them in a dark and humid place with a temperature of around 38-40°F.
+Brush off any remaining soil after curing. Don’t wash the potatoes unless you are ready to cook them. Washing them may reduce their shelf life. Place them in a dark and humid place with a temperature of around 3-4°C.
 
 Also, don’t put your potatoes near apples to prevent them from spoiling. Apples contain ethylene gas which makes them ripen faster. Don’t refrigerate your potatoes."
 "HOW TO GET EARLY POTATOES IN THE GREENHOUSE