Does this plant need a humidity tray?
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I think you do. I think there are holes in the bottom of the pot. I am like 80% sure
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Hi Debbie, there's nothing wrong with not having an exhaust as long as your temperatures and humidity are in line and your plants have access to either fresh air or you supplement with Co2. You want to stay between 65-85 degrees, 35-55 percent humidity, and 300-1500 parts per million of Co2. Anything above or below these ranges will eventually start to cause problems. In a closed room environment, the plants will quickly use the available Co2 in the room and it will need to be supplemented.
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Mine I keep indoors... if its only humidity you are worried about than I think it would be okay. I was really impressed overall with the quality of the table.
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In all honesty Nancy...I got this as a Christmas present and have yet to use it. I think the tray at the bottom you can keep refilling and it keeps the plants/flowers moist. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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No just water it regularly. There are times that I completely forget to water it for weeks and it still never yellows or dies. I love this plant.
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I grew mine on tray with holes but you can always experiment without holes as long as u keep the roots damp and change water daily
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Yes, but be sure that it doesn't drag into the water reservoir and get wet. The paper towel should be dry. The humidity will go way up during hatch, but should not before that.
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Not yet, they are nice plants, very small and I live in high humidity warm area so I would think any area if you have a green house
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Self watering tray as in it has an absorbent pad and channels that are filled with water, yes. I have have two that I have used all winter in my garage. My seeds germinate super fast, 4-10 days rather then 10-14 day. I should mention that I live in Phoenix and this is why I can start seeds in the garage in the winter.
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Thank you for asking. I have been keeping it in the pantry and it seems to be just fine. I also put some in a jar with a tight lid so I could see if there would be any difference. I live in a very dry area so there is no problem with moisture. I'm not sure what to do if there is high humidity.
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This is up to you, Mary, since the heater doesn't have a water tray to add moisture to the air. I use a humidifier myself, to put moisture into the air for the comfort of people and for the plants too. I think you need a humidifier, with this machine, in a residential living area, anyway. I've used a Vornado machine for years - I clean the washable filter at the beginning of the season and it works fine, here's a link to it, but they are many humidifiers with good feedback, that I see on Amazon, that are lower in price. http://www.amazon.com/Vornado-Evap40-4-Gallon-Evaporative-Humidifier/dp/B00O0WOO74/ref=sr_1_6?s=appliances&ie=UTF8&qid=1421788079&sr=1-6&keywords=vornado+humidifier&pebp=1421788166683&peasin=B00O0WOO74
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I find the trays only need to be watered once a week, sometimes only once every two as the greenhouse lids prevents any water escaping and if the weather is mild it all works beautifully.
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It is only for adjusting the PH, if your plants have been doing good on tap water, I say they dont need it. Look at plant food to feed them- miraclegro or something.
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You don't need it. Poor some in the lid and shake over plants. Seems to work. Nice smell too
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I keep mine on the counter next to my stove and use it often, which make me have to open and close it quite a bit ... With it not being stored in a cabinet, this could be the reason I have never been bothered with humidity.
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Do an Amazon Search for "bonsai moisture tray" or better yet search for "humidity drip trays". You won't believe the number of items thay match.
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There are holes in mine. Also, the tray doesn't really collect water because the water drains from around the tray due to the way it's constructed. However, it you have a heavy rain, and particularly if it's blowing, then that little roof isn't enough to keep the seed dry.