Description

Humidity – Vitopod layers and lids sit on top of the heated base maintaining the ideal propagation environment. Vitopod has adjustable vents on both the lids and side panels of the propagator, allowing growers maximum control over humidity and airflow.

As plants develop, vents are gradually opened to reduce humidity and increase airflow to harden off before transplanting.

Height – Vitopod allows the grower to set the ultimate environment for each stage of propagation. Seeds can be germinated using the lids placed directly onto the base for maximum humidity. Add a layer as plants begin to develop, then add a second layer and grow young plants on until completely root bound, then harden off and transplant.

Golden rule: Adjust the height of the propagator to suit the stage of propagation: germinate seeds using just the lids and base, cultivate seedlings or cuttings by adding one height layer and add a second layer to protect – then harden off – young plants.

• Harden off plants in three stages; gradually open vents to reduce humidity and increase airflow, then remove just the lids and leave the layers on, finally remove the lids and layers altogether. Gradual acclimatisation reduces the risk of transplant shock