heating mat for potted plants BN-LINK Durable Seedling Heat Mat Warm Hydroponic Heating Pad Waterproof 20" x 20.75" for Seed Starting Greenhouse and Germination

heating mat for potted plants BN-LINK Durable Seedling Heat Mat Warm Hydroponic Heating Pad Waterproof 20" x 20.75" for Seed Starting Greenhouse and GerminationCONSISTENT HEATING: The BN LINK Durable Seedling Hydroponic Heating Pad provides consistent, uniform heating at temperatures around 70F to 85F (24 to 30), which are the perfect temperatures for seed starting and cutting propagation. DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: This seed warming mat is made from durable thick material that can withstand the weight of the soil ad rough conditions. The mat is also flexible so that you can wrap it around a plant pot or a

• CONSISTENT HEATING: The BN-LINK Durable Seedling Hydroponic Heating Pad provides consistent, uniform heating at temperatures around 70°F to 85°F (24℃ to 30℃), which are the perfect temperatures for seed starting and cutting propagation.
• DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: This seed warming mat is made from durable thick material that can withstand the weight of the soil ad rough conditions. The mat is also flexible so that you can wrap it around a plant pot or a kombucha container.
• WATERPROOF AND SAFE: You can easily keep it clean but it cannot be fully submerged in water. The protective film on the heating mat ensures that the roots of your plants are warm, but never scorched. MET (E114903) Certified. Each unit comes with a strong 15-month warranty.
• EASY SETUP: A flat seedling heat mat is ideal for most germination needs. Just roll the mat out place a seed tray or individual seedling containers on the top of the mat and plug it. Only uses 40 Watts to help you save on electricity costs.
• ALL-YEAR ROUND USE: Whether it’s the hot, sultry summer or the dead of winter, the BN-LINK Durable Seedling Heating Pad keeps your seeds at the exact temperature you need. Doesn’t matter what time of the year it is, you’ll be able to keep your plants supported, brew your kombucha, or cultivate your yogurt!