Re: Electric Heat Mats

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• Subject: Re: Electric Heat Mats
• From: "* &* L* H* <n*@clear.net.nz>
• Date: Wed, 3 Dec 1997 21:11:33 +1300
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Hi Ranjit
I use a heat pad for my seed raising and propagtion and find it
invaluable for being early and late in the season when combined
with my cloche system. 

I have found the need to raise the seed trays up by placing polystryn
(carn't spell sorry) trays underneath for air circulation etc.  I have mine
located in a cold frame and take temperatures 2x daily, keep @ 18-21C.
Would not be without it.  Also as it is outside the electrical supply
safety features are most important, I have a safety switch on the main
plug in.
Lara
Ngaruawahia
NZ

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> From: Ranjit Singh <ranjit@amlic.com>
> To: seeds-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Electric Heat Mats
> Date: Thursday, 27 November 1997 03:13
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> I am looking to buy a Electric Heat Seed Propagation Mat and was
wondering
> if you could help me.
> 
> If you have and experiences you would like to share and if you know where
I
> can purchase one, please let me know....Thanks....Ranjit in Toronto
> 
> 

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