TPS seedlings planted last night. 200 seedlings in the ground. No temperature forecast lower than 44 for any extended forecast I’ve seen here, so I decided to plant. Ground was dry enough for good planting, 1-2 inches of rain forecast here tomorrow night, ideal situation. A hard or killing freeze is at this point extremely unlikely here, light freeze maybe, but the plants will recover from that. Plants were perfect stage to transplant, rooted but not root bound. Maybe 2 plants had any visible microtubers, rest only fibrous roots or stolons. My experience in this climate is that potatoes need planted as early as possible so they can grow and establish before hot dry weather and potato eating pests show up.