ASF temperatures if kept in the garage for the winter

[OfficialSavage]

I am new to ASF's although I have a ton since March now. I have my setup in the garage. I have an insulated garage door. The garage is generally not heated. I am thinking of sectioning off a part of the garage with tarps and heating just that area with an oil filled heater. Will it work? we have fairly cold winters in Canada, where I am, and I don't want to end up losing the asf's to the cold.

Has anyone else gone through this already? what did you do in this scenario?

[J.Vandegrift]

How cold does it get in your garage?

[OfficialSavage]

It gets as cold as it is outside without the direct wind and exposure. I would say coldest -10 celsius

I am thinking of heating just a portion of the garage, but am wondering if Tarps hung from the ceiling draped to the floor and a heater inside will hold the heat?

[blackcrystal22]

I'm not sure how well they will adapt to cold. ASFs are much more used to living it warm-hot climates. Anything colder than 50F I would consider a no-no.
Just my 2c.

[frankykeno]

Any chance of moving them into your basement perhaps? They really have such little smell that they wouldn't stink up the place.

[panthercz]

They wouldn't make it in those temps. ASF's like the heat.

[monk90222]

I kept mine at 60 degrees F as the lowest..they produced very well all winter for me.

[dsirkle]

It gets as cold as it is outside without the direct wind and exposure. I would say coldest -10 celsius

That's 14 degrees for all you gringo's.

[littleindiangirl]

That's 14 degrees for all you gringo's.

pppffft!! LOL, I love it!

[OfficialSavage]

I ended up moving them into the basement. I think it will get too cold in the garage, and will cost too much to heat.