In StockGarland Unheated Propagators
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Description
For situations where propagator temperature is not so important (i.e. heated greenhouses and indoor environments) these propagators are ideal.
Available in two sizes, the larger model measures 58cm long x 40.5 wide x 22.5 high - the smaller model measures 37.5cm long x 23cm wide x 18cm high.
Key facts
| Type | Unheated propagator with high dome lid |
|---|---|
| Larger size | 58 cm long, 40.5 cm wide, 22.5 cm high |
| Smaller size | 37.5 cm long, 23 cm wide, 18 cm high |
| For | Places that are already warm, such as heated greenhouses and indoors |
| Make | Garland |
| Brand | Garland |
| Sizes | Large High Dome, XL High Dome |
| Category | Propagators |
How to use
Use it where the room or greenhouse is already warm enough, so the propagator only needs to hold in humidity. If the space is cold, a heated propagator keeps the compost warm.
For cuttings, root them in Jiffy 7 peat pellets with a rooting gel such as Clonex.
Questions
When is an unheated propagator enough?
When the space is already warm, such as a heated greenhouse or indoors, so the temperature in the propagator matters less.
What sizes are there?
Two. The larger is 58 x 40.5 cm and 22.5 cm high; the smaller is 37.5 x 23 cm and 18 cm high.
Growers’ guides
- Sowing Seeds Indoors: How to Germinate, Prick Out and Harden OffHow to germinate seeds indoors, choose a seed propagator, prick out and transplant seedlings, what to feed them and how to harden them off.
- 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.
