Propagation: Plant Propagation New Year , 1 by oxdriftgardener

oxdriftgardener wrote:
Sorry Gypsi if I conveyed the image that the humidome I use is some sophistically regulated propagator. It is simply a clear plastic dome that is fitted to the plant tray and prevents it from drying out. The amount of humidity depends on how much you water the soil. In this picture you can probably see a small amount of moisture collected on the plastic. That is about perfect. Like you say if you get it too moist the plants will rot. I keep an eye on them daily and over the 2 week period I may take the lid off once or twice and give them a light misting. Since the furnace is running more now than when I usually do cuttings I may have to mist more often. The domes that I use for cuttings are about 6 \" high. I have other ones about 2\" high for seeding. The fluorescent lights are on a timed for about 12 hours a day