Rural Gardening: Here we go... countdown begins., 1 by greykyttyn

greykyttyn wrote:
it was nice to know that when they went to 111 i didn't fry them! i was under the impression you'd kill them at that temp & they were there for a good 3 or 4 minutes bc i'd walked downstairs to get a new cup of hot water incase the rh needed adjusted. I can't see anything scientific about this! its all art & finger crossing. the hovabator my friend loaned me.. it never faulters, never moves nothing. This one was great... except for trying to raise the humidity the last couple days. We got it to 99 once.. & it held for 3 hrs.. but the temp wanted to hover at 104 to 105 & i thought that was a bit warm.