Heated Automatic Propagators Trio t p


Sup r 7


Heated Propagator Kit Self Watering


Heated Windowsill Propagator


Propagator and base tray, containing a 13 watt, mains-operated, carbon-fi bre element for even heat distribution. Position on a windowsill to raise young crops at home. Featuring high-domed lids and easy open-close vents, these mains-operated propagators will raise compost temperatures by 8°C for the perfect growing environment.


10904227 | Trio top, L76cm, W18.5cm, H20.5cm 10903680 | Super 7, L76cm, W18.5cm, H14.5cm


£42.99 £42.99


A self-watering propagator where the seeds can self-water from the fi lled water reservoir below. Pack contains a 1.4 Ltr self watering, 12 watt heated, propagator base tray and two small vented seed trays


Dim L38cm, W24cm, H20cm 10905190 | Propagator £39.99


NEW


Heated & Self Watering Propagator Kit


Great to grow a variety of plants, by utilising the three bay design. Pack contains a 1.4 Ltr self watering, 12 watt heated propagator base tray and three small vented seed trays


Heated & Self Watering Propagator Kit


A great way to start growing your plants early from seeds or cuttings. The 9 watt heater increases soil temperature to 16-21°C. Because of the increase in temperature germination is instigated early, irrelevant of the weather outside.


Dim L54.5cm, W21.5cm, H16.5cm 10905189 | Propagator £44.99


Dim L38cm, W24cm, H20cm 10905191 | Propagator £39.99


XL Large Dome Electric Propagator


Economical to run, the 24 watt heated base consumes minimal power. The injection moulded growing tray with crystal clear high dome vented cover sit on the heated base to create optimal growing conditions for vegetables, fl owers and herbs.


Dim L59cm, W41cm, H26.5cm 10903762 | Propagator £64.99


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