Is nightime temps above 40F good enough to harden off tomatoes/peppers/cucs?

Nighttime temps are well above 40, but below 50 F. Although, there are the occasional days that it dips to ~36 F. Should I begin the hardening off process or leave them inside for another few weeks?

2014-04-09T20:36:50Z

I ask this because fred meyer leaves their transplants outside and its pretty chilly, but they don't seem damaged at all.

Johnnie2014-04-09T19:54:13Z

As long as it stays above or at around 40 nights they will be fine out of wind.If you have them in direct wind area then cover with a sheet or other material that doesn't touch the plants.Moving plants in and outside sometimes does more damage than just leaving them.Only you can decide which will work for you.

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Ohiorganic2014-04-08T02:57:44Z

Keep them indoors until night time temps stay in the 50's or move them indoors at night if it is dipping below 50.

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