[Donnay]

Hi, can anyone tell me if you chit potatoes in an unheated greenhouse please?

[Yorkie]

It won't be frost-free so you'd need to make sure you bring them indoors or fleece them very well if it's forecast to drop much below about 4deg C overnight.  Don't forget it's still only mid-Feb.

Personally I wouldn't risk it but others may have better experiences.

[mumofstig]

They'll be getting really hot during the day (max was 31C in there today) and then really cold at night, it was 0C in my greenhouse last night. 
So I really don't think it's a good idea.

[Donnay]

Thanks I will keep them in the house.

[sunshineband]

Thanks I will keep them in the house.

Definitely best 

[greenasgrass]

I currently have four trays of various types chitting away happily on the kitchen window sills. I was going to start them off in the greenhouse but with temperatures up and down like a yo-yo at the mo, I decided to keep them indoors. The blinds get closed on the two windows that get direct sunlight on sunny days.

[Herb]

I've put mine on the top of our kitchen wall cupboards - been there for a couple of weeks and seem to be going well.

[Salmo]

I've put mine on the top of our kitchen wall cupboards - been there for a couple of weeks and seem to be going well.

You need to have them somewhere light to stop the chits from growing long. Top of kitchen cupboard also seems as though it might be too warm.

Once dormancy is broken they need to be in the light and cool but frost free

[Herb]

plenty of light there - so they'll be fine.

I've seen other people on here who do the same thing.