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Misting tent.

15 years ago

Greetings All,

I have a clear plastic cold frame,can I use this instead of the big glad bag I am using or could I glue a few bags together and make a misting tent out of wood I have?

Any help ot ideas welcome, just tried my first root cutting yesterday.

Thank you

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seil zone 6b MI
15 years ago
I would think it would work as long as it keeps them evenly moist and not too hot.
mgleason56
15 years ago
I use a simple plastic shelving unit I got at HD, and cover three sides with 2 mil plastic also from HD. That keeps the mist of being blown out. Misting is 45 seconds on/6 minutes off.
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