Indoor Seed Propagator
NewBoy2
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I would appreciate having your opinons and experience of using a propagator
Im thinking of buying one to use in my conservatory to start off as many of my plants as seed
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I start of all my seeds in either the conservatory or kitchen, never had a propagator and dont put anything in platic bags. But then, I have nevrr been one for gadgets, lots of people use them.
Newboy......propagators can certainly be a useful tool. IMO thermostatically controlled are a better bet.
As costs vary so much, it's worth considering exactly what you would want to use it for.....basic stuff or exciting exotics
It depends what you want to use it for. Many perennials and hardy annuals will do just fine on a window sill, or in the conservatory, however if you want to grow more tender stuff then a heated propagator is very useful.
I have a very old one with no thermostat and start of all my tender perennials/annuals in it.
And give you a shot, so that you wouldn't feel?
And washed it away as if it wasn't real?
I have a £30 heated one I bought on-line last winter; no thermostat, but well worth it. It has 7 little trays with lids and a bit you can open once the seeds have sprouted, so the new plants don't cook. The brand is Garland.