Re: prop box

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• Subject: Re: prop box
• From: G* B* <i*@dowco.com>
• Date: Sat, 05 Sep 1998 23:42:44 -0700
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Hi,
I tuck the prob inbetween the pots. Then check the actual temp.with a
thermometer for a few days. Until I have it a the proper temp. for the
seeds that I'm trying to start.
Gerri


At 07:26 PM 98-09-05 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>I have made myself a propogation box. It has a plywood bottom and 1x4
>sides. Size is about 3'x2'. I have put a piece of carpeting on the bottom,
>(cut to size)and on top of that a waterbed heater, and on top of that
>another piece of carpet. In other words the heater is sandwiched between
>the pieces of carpet. On top of the carpet I have my tray of seedlings in
>individual pots. My question (finally you ask) is, where do I put the heat
>sensor that controls the thermostat? Someone suggested it should be in the
>soil. Would not work in my case, as I am using single pots. Thanks for any
>help.
>Pat.
>
>
>

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