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Electric Heated Propagator and Seed Germinator with LED Light, Heat Mat & Seed Tray 58 x 37 x 29cm H

Name: Electric Heated Propagator and Seed Germinator with LED Light, Heat Mat & Seed Tray 58 x 37 x 29cm H
Brand: GARDENSKILL
SKU: GPR03
Price: 52.98 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by GardenSkill

Product information

Description

General description

This electric heated propagator is designed for indoor germination of vegetable, herb, flower, and fruit seedlings. It features a heavy-duty seed tray with a ridged bottom to prevent waterlogging and overheating, along with a domed lid that has two adjustable humidity vents to create a healthy environment for your plants. The waterproof heating mat maintains a stable temperature range of 20-30°C (68°F-86°F), enhancing the success rate of seedlings and cuttings. Additionally, the full spectrum LED light (6400k, 8W) with T5 nano reflector hood technology ensures optimal light capture and deeper canopy penetration for improved plant growth.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: 58cm x 37cm x 29cm high

Temperature range: 20-30°C (68°F-86°F)

LED light: 6400k, 8W

Power consumption of heating pad: 20W

Installation

Place the heat mat under the seed tray.

Cover with the domed lid.

Position the LED light over the lid.

Plug in and switch on to start using.

Usage

Position prepared seed trays and pots inside the propagator.

Relocate to your preferred indoor spot.

Monitor seedlings until they are sufficiently developed.

Keep the heating pad on permanently for low energy usage; adjust the LED lamp based on natural light levels.

Use adjustable vents to regulate humidity levels for plant health.

Features

Brand
GARDENSKILL
Length
58 cm
Width
37 cm
Height
29 cm
Material
Plastic

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What to do in the garden in February

February is a chilly month meaning there's not a huge amount you can do in the garden. That said, the days are getting longer and nature is coming out of hibernation little by little. If the weather allows it, you may even be able to cautiously start sowing a few seeds under cold frames towards the end of the month.

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