In StockBudget Propagators
£5.62
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Description
A low-cost option to our propagation equipment line-up, the Root !t Budget Propagator can fit a whole tray of Rockwool or jiffy pellets and is a bargain for unheated development of seedlings and cuttings.
Measuring 57.5cm long x 37cm wide x 22cm deep, these propagators are the perfect size to accommodate both the SBS 77 and SBS 150 Rockwool trays as well as the trays of 40, 41mm Jiffy Pellets.
Although the Stewart unheated propagators are made from sturdier plastic, the Root !t models will stand up to a good few cycles and their affordable value makes them a great choice for anyone looking to keep costs down.
Key facts
| Type | Unheated propagator |
|---|---|
| Size | 57.5 cm long, 37 cm wide, 22 cm deep |
| Holds | A full SBS 77 or SBS 150 rockwool tray, or a tray of 40 Jiffy pellets (41 mm) |
| Make | ROOT!T |
| Brand | ROOT!T |
| Product code | 2226 |
| Category | Propagators |
How to use
Stand a tray of rockwool cubes, Root Riot cubes or Jiffy pellets in the base and put the lid on to hold the humidity. It is unheated, so keep it somewhere warm or stand it on a heat mat.
Questions
Is the Budget Propagator heated?
No. It is an unheated propagator for seedlings and cuttings.
What trays fit inside?
A whole tray of rockwool, either the SBS 77 or the SBS 150, or a tray of 40 Jiffy pellets of 41 mm.
Growers’ guides
- Clay Pebbles and Rockwool Cubes: How to Use Them in HydroponicsWhat clay pebbles and rockwool are, how to rinse, soak and plant in them, which hydroponic systems each suits, and how they compare with coco.
- Propagators and Cuttings: How to Root CuttingsHow to take cuttings that root: choosing a propagator, the starter plugs, Clonex rooting gel, which propagation light and tent, and when to open the vents.
