Starting veggie seeds indoors

My house is really cold. I did use a grow light last year, but this year I need to figure out a better way of starting my tomatoes, cukes and such quickly indoors. I was thinking of buying fluorescent lights and hanging them. Our sunroom is getting super cold at night with no heat access.

Would love your suggestions. I do have EB but it's really cold and I don't think the seeds would take outdoors. I always ending up buying plants, but I also started last year tons from seed with Eko Potting Mix soil only.

Thanks.
carolg

Don't bother with the fluorescent lights. Plants need the proper mix of lights and that's what a grow light will provide. I don't know what EB is. You can buy warming mats to put under the seedlings so they don't freeze. Do you have a window nearby so they can get the correct light?

I tried growing seedlings in NYC in the winter. I put them near the window, on the floor and there was a heat vent nearby. I had a furnace. It did not work at all. The soil remained too damp and they got white fuzzy mold on them.