Thanks to the seven separate cells, you can plant different types of seeds in each one if you wish, and each cell has its own vent to control the temperature according to the different plant. Please note that the right to return goods which are not faulty does not apply to any goods which have been made to your own specifications. If you want to buy a heated propagator, the following information should help clear up any doubts or questions you may have: Choosing the Right Size

Most standard propagators either come with on large seed tray, or one larger tray and a few separate smaller trays. These may be contained under the same roof, or in individual ‘cells’. Some smaller units have individual ‘cells’ for each pot so you don’t have as much free range with how many different seeds you can plant at a time. Then, you’ll need to multiply the wattage of the propagator by the number of hours it’ll be used each day. Divide this number by 1000 and multiply by 14 (or your specific kWh rate). Plus, if you get a propagator with a thermostat, it will regulate the temperature and save energy by turning off when it reaches a certain temperature. This propagator is certainly very effective, prompting seeds to germinate often in a matter of days, or maybe a week at most. It encourages germination in a wide range of plants from tomatoes, to chillies, to flowers like achillea.

Transitioning your seedlings outside

Large, one-cell units that measure around 52 x 45 cm can be used to try to germinate around 140 seeds. They’re often big enough to fit 2 x 24-pot seed trays, and if you get 3 seeds in each pot, this can mean the potential to plant 144 seeds.

Give your plants a helping hand with our high-quality propagators. The lightweight crystal clear cover has adjustable ventilation making it easy to control the airflow to young plants. Take care to wipe any condensation that forms on the clear lid of the propagator as droplets can act as lenses, focusing the light which could burn the young leaves. First, you will need to know how much your energy provider charges per kilowatt-hour. Let’s say they charge 14p per kWh (a relatively standard rate in the UK). Some propagators also have a capillary wetting matt under the pots, allowing the seedlings to draw up water when they need it.The cost of the return of any faulty goods will be borne by Keengardener. We shall be entitled to charge you for the costs of returning goods which are not faulty. The number of compartments will allow you to grow several types of different types of seeds; you can adjust the soil type and environment to suit the individual seed. You can be completely secure in the knowledge that nothing passed to SagePay can be examined or decrypted including transaction information and/or cardholder data by any third parties, staff within our company or by SagePay.

Fed up of having cluttered plant pots across your window sills? This electrical heated propagator provides the perfect place and optimum conditions for your cuttings and seedlings. It has a variable temperature control between 12ºC and 28ºC which can be manually set with a simple dial control, and grated lid to prevent a build up of humidity. The propagator comes included with a selection of pots so you can get started straight away - just plug it in and watch those seeds sprout! The idea of adding a propagator to your house might seem daunting – doesn’t it cost a lot of money to have a heat source on for a long time?

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Measuring just 76 x 18.4 x 15.2cm, this propagator fits most average windowsills. Each tray comes with a transparent lid so you can easily monitor the progress of your seedlings, while the air flow and temperature can be controlled using the red vents on each lid.