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Is it just for a few chillies and toms? I use a very old Sankey heated prop (ive probably been using it about 15 years) - its a basic model and doesn't have a thermostat control but ive always had good gemination rate regardless. It's a large one, fits two large seed trays and a few pots.
Stewart's do something similar for about £25 for a 52cm - but I have read the top lid is quite flimsy. Though (imo) would do the job. They also do a smaller version, approx £19
A Sankey 38cm £22. Also a reasonable buy.
Scarlet, I have a Sankey, sounds exactly like yours and have had it forever. No controlled termostate but works just fine. Looked for one last year and couldnt find one. Bought a Stewarts and yes, as you so rightly said the lid is very very flimsy. Bends very easily. Other than that its fine, just not as strong as the Sankey.
And when your back stops aching,
And your hands begin to harden.
You will find yourself a partner,
In the glory of the garden.
Its a brilliant bit of kit Bramble but my lid has a crack in it and so I looked at the newer ones...but I'm a bit tight and decided to stick a bit of gaffer tape over it
I have a couple of those old Sankey props too & 2 small Stewart ones........and one of those 7 tray ones that sit on the windowsill. None of them have variable thermostats and all do the same job.
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