Stewart Plastic Garden Outdoor 52cm Thermostatic Control Heat and Grow Electric Propagators 2598005

Bought as stated thermostatic but there is no way to set temperature required

I’ve had this for 2 months. It is just the right size with a nice tall Perspex top. There are 3 trays and. 1large and 2 small. It has been on since the beginning of November for some cuttings some of which are now ready for transplant

There is no thermostate fitted to this product so that you can regulate the temperature!

Had this for a couple of months now. Sown lots of vegetable seeds and all have germinated, tomatoes, cucumbers, aubergines, chillies, lettuce, pumpkins, carrot, cauliflower, brocolli, plus delphiniums and sweet peas. Only some melons have not come yet (think it is more the seed than the propogators fault). Worked well from day one. Have it in a shady part of our conservatory and has enabled us to have seeds much earlier than the ones sown in the greenhouse, presumably because it keeps an even temperature. Amazed at how quickly some of the seeds appear. Very pleased and would recommend.

Larger that expected. Temperature seems to be regulated to around 20C not adjustable put that is OK and the temp is around what is needed in the UK. It is warm enough to produce a LOT of condensation - I get about two egg cups of water every day so I water seedlings every day to compensate. The top is a little flimsy and mine cracked on an edge while taking it off but I've pached it with sticky tape.

One of the Best on the market worth it to buy,expensive but do as they describe.recomended definitely

The temperature of the soil/compost in this model of propagator is not thermostatically controlled. This model would be more accurately described as ' Under Soil Electrically Heated (22 watts) The temperature of the soil/compost is dependent on the temperature external to the propagator. The only constant is the amount of heat (22 watts) supplied to the soil, hence the soil temperature will vary night and day, but will always be above the ambient temperature. The literature provided with this propagator does indicate that the temperature of the soil/compost is dependent on the ambient temperature. It is the words 'Thermostatically Controlled' that are misleading. These words are usually used to indicate a controlled temperature, eg. the temperature in a house is thermostatically controlled to a set temperature by a thermostat. I plan to buy a temperature controlled propagator to replace the one I sent back.

Good size, temperature can't be regulated, however does not claim you can. Would buy again.