A warm/cold/cool sequence is often recommended for best germination of your Gentiana paradoxa, and sometimes we're presented with a surprise. I've had that happen a few times, last was a species rose I think...

Unfortunately, now you are committed to growing them at the temperatures at which they germinated so inside, gradually hardening them off when your weather will allow them to be moved outside in Spring.

Morz, I was afraid you'd say that. :) but that answers my question perfectly. Thanks!