93807 Domed Propagator, 2 Height Extenders, Green

The quality is exceptional; design/build/fit is perfect; ability to customize is a huge bonus; excellent transparency; no air leaks!This material is some heavy duty stuf …It doesn't bend AT ALL! The lid and extenders are beautifully clear, and the base is sturdy enough to hold FORTY pounds!The design is the best I’ve ever seen. The lid and extenders sit ON the lip - but the genius here is that it is designed more like an “h” than an “L” which allows all of the condensation to drip back INTO the box. All the pieces fit perfectly with no air leaks. And since there are no air leaks, I believe 100% humidity is achievable just because of how well this is designed.I simply love the ability to customize the height as your plants grow because (depending on what/how you’re growing) some simply need that kind of space. I can already tell this is going to be a game-changer for growing out my aquatic plants! I’ll be able to use this to convert my plants to their terrestrial form so I have “mother” plants all around the house for whenever I need some plants in a new aquarium.*** NOTE TO COMPANY: The *only* thing that could possibly be an improvement is to have a couple of GOOD grow-light strips mounted in/on the lid. I’ve seen the manufacturers of the cheapest flimsy propagators integrate lights, so I know you guys can!

I had debated about buying one of these for some time. I tried a few home grown setups using various clear plastic totes and containers with mixed results. After struggling with these setups I finally decided to get a nice unit made for the purpose. I needed one about this size (LxW) and I had not thought about one with sections to change the height, but that works out real well so I am glad I chose this model.The base is very strong so you can moved it around when loaded without it wanting to twist or bend so that is nice - not that you would move it a lot. It was real easy to assemble using the provided plastic nuts and bots and provided tool. I don't know how well they will hold up if you intend to break it down when not in use as it's made to disassemble for storage, but you could easily just replace the plastic hardware with stainless steel.The sections have a nice lip that extends down about a 1/4 in or more so each section is held firmly in place with the one below it. The top section is only an inch or so high so you can remove it easily to mist plants or add water, even if your lights are close to the cabinet. I have it on top of a heat mat too and using the provided vents am able to keep the temp around 80 degrees with no problem. It takes a little tweaking of the vents to get it right and I recommend a hygrometer to monitor the conditions inside.It was a bit pricey, but it's well made and should last a long time and it beats any homemade options I could come up with. If you're serious about starting seeds or clones, this a must have in my mind and this unit is probably one of the best you can get in my opinion.

I loved this product and will more than likely end up buying another before I leave. The plastic is so sturdy and the vents help maintain airflow as well as retain humidity while permitting adequate light. Is worth the price if it helps protect your plants as well as encouraging and ensuring plant growth.

Perfect for fresh cuttings all the way to young plants. I have 3 of these and threw out all my cheap domes/trays. Works for seep propagation, clone rooting, small plants, isolating new plants before introducing to your other plants, stack the walls and use for an IPM spraying area. So many uses! Sturdy, hard plastic that does not bend or squish, air tight with clips holding each section together.

I've used propagators on and off for several years, usually the more flimsy trays and equally flimsy short or tall domes. They do the job, but you have to put the bottom tray in something sturdy, especially with pots inside, to even think about moving them. This is definitely a step up from those and, compared to the prices I've seen some of those at - especially with the taller domes - reasonably priced imo.The bottom tray in this propagator is nice, thick plastic; very sturdy, won't twist or warp when picked up, even when filled with pots. It's got a nice lip to hold on to, so it won't slip out of your hands. The side height extender panels are easy to put together (one or both), though a bit tedious. Everything fits together well, and I like the larger size - length, width and height - of this setup compared to others out there. Well made, and should last many years.What kept me from giving 5 stars are minor grievances, but they are small things that could make this a truly great setup for the homeowner who likes to propagate their plants.- For the lid of the dome, some sort of handle - either one on top, or two on the sides - would be helpful for lifting the lid off. As it is, you have to slide your finger under the lip, lift up, then use both hands (more than likely) to take the lid off and set aside. A handle(s) would make this a much easier, simpler, faster process, especially if wanting to mist multiple times a day, etc.- For the side height extenders, I understand the concept behind having each side a separate panel you then put together when in use; with each panel separate, this makes storage much easier and takes up less space. I can see, though, that after a time or two of putting together and taking apart, the soft plastic screws and nuts will wear out and end up being totally useless. Some other mechanism of holding the panels together (clips, etc) OR providing either metal or much harder plastic screws and nuts would eliminate this problem.- This propagator does not keep a level of humidity inside that will completely fog the inside of the unit, it does not seal tight enough for that. For me, that isn't an issue, but depending on what you're growing/propagating, it could be. If the lip of each height extender, and the corners where they connect together, as well as the lip of the lid had a rubber or foam gasket of some kind to create an actual seal, you'd have no trouble getting everything to fog up nicely.All in all, I would recommend this propagator, and would likely buy another should I have need to. It would, however, be nice to see some of the above added in to this design. I know it would increase the cost somewhat, but I think the benefit and improvement would be worth it.

It took me a minute too assemble but once I figured out to line it up assembly was a breeze, I use it to germinate my cannabis seeds and it works great for germination it holds humidity extremely well and is well worth the purchase!!!