1020 Humidity Dome | 2.5"
$25.99 - $308.99
If you're planning on starting your garden with seedlings or taking clones, you need the right environment in order to maximize the germination success rate. Our 1020 Humidity Dome 2.5" is here to help! This humidity dome is designed to provide the perfect balance between temperature and humidity so your seedlings will thrive. Also available in a 6" dome height.
Description
This humidity dome is made to fit 1020 trays and plug trays, including those available through us at Bootstrap Farmer. Crafted for a maximum height of 2.5", its outer dimensions come out to 21¼" x 11" x 6". The humidity dome is designed to rest on the rim of the tray you place it on, assuring that it won't be sealed to the tray. Its handle is easy to grip, allowing you to transport it around the greenhouse or garden effortlessly.
Key Features
- Our Humidity Domes are truly heavy-duty. They are not flimsy or brittle like others
- Not intended for use in direct sunlight
- Available in Clear and Black
- Humidity domes are designed to gently rest on the rim of the tray, it will not seal to the tray
- 2.5" dome height
- Outer Dimension: 21¼" x 11" x 2.5"
- 2 Adjustable Humidity Vents
- Easy-grip handle
- Fits 1020 trays and plug trays, including all those sold by Bootstrap Farmer
- Will NOT fit over the pots with insert trays in the 2.5-inch, 3.3-inch, and 5-inch pot sets.
Free shipping on orders over $49 to Contiguous US
Shipping Policy
Most products will ship from our facility in 1 to 2 business days after the order is placed. Express shipments placed after 12PM EST will be shipped out next business day. Full details can be found on our Shipping Policy Page
Returns Policy
Returns can be made on most products within 30 days of purchase. After 30 days we unable to offer a refund or exchange. Certain products are non-returnable. For full details visit our Returns Policy
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Do you have any successful ways of “fixing” the domes to the tray? I’ve got native perennials cold stratifying on the north side of my house. Wind generally isn’t an issue, but once in a while it could present a problem. My first thought was trying to locate some larger rubber bands, but thought I’d ask here to see if anyone has a better solution. Any suggestions would be welcome.
Using large rubber bands or putting a weighted object on top of the domes are both valid ways to fix this problem.