Bud man 43
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I need a seed starter with humidity dome, preferably adjustable, 12 seed cells and a heating mat.
Any recommendations would be appreciated
Any recommendations would be appreciated
Seed starter recommendation please
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bam0813
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Huh? Bud imo thats probably the last thing that brand matters. Go down to the garden center get a solid tray and a tray with drains. You don’t need a dome for seedlings. I think my heat mats are hydrofarm but doesn’t matter imo. Oh i use black gold seed starter mix cause its cheap and works well
Bud man 43
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Black gold- thanks. Brand definitely doesn’t matter- navigating the many choices- many are probably the same product at different prices- i was just looking for some recommendations on what folks are using.
Crazy price differences for same products
MickFoster
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No brainer........no dome or heat mat required.........domes are for clones, not seedlings
Stick seed in hole and place in a drawer.........in 4 days they will sprout.
Bud man 43
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What is the size of 1 plug?
Nope_49595933949
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We use a similar product called rapid rooter and they fit in 6 packs.
harris hawk
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It might take a while BUT you will find what works for you _ TIP __ if you hsave some bag seeds try to germinate them -practice makes perfect and you will save money due to seeds that you can't germinated THAT you paid for
Bud man 43
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My grows have been going good- my weak point at this time is healthy seedlings.
Also , in reply to above comments- I thought seedlings do better under a humidity dome?
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hotrodharley
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Seedlings are extremely prone to damping off from humidity under a dome. No domes.
Modern Selections
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I'm liking Coast of Maine seed starter. Good stuff!
Any heat mat and tray works. Should not need a dome.
Rapid rooters work great and can be planted right into soil once roots start emerging from the sides.
Any heat mat and tray works. Should not need a dome.
Rapid rooters work great and can be planted right into soil once roots start emerging from the sides.
