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I know you know this, as you referenced the pads, but FYI for the interested: you can get electrically-heated seed mats that only burn 20-40 watts, and cover a

I know you know this, as you referenced the pads, but FYI for the interested: you can get electrically-heated seed mats that only burn 20-40 watts, and cover a standard size. https://www.amazon.com/Jumpstart-MT10006-8-875x19-5-Inch-Seedling/dp/B0001WV010?th=1 https://www.amazon.com/Jumpstart-MT10006-8-875x19-5-Inch-See... I use them for both seed starting, and as a gentle, no-hot-spot heat source in my 3D filament storage/desiccant container. Even leaving them on 24/7 will only add a dollar or two to your monthly electricity bill.

foxhop 10y ago
Yeah, the heating pads or seed starting is a great idea. I bought a bunch of 72 watt incandescent bulbs for when the seedlings sprout. I've been using one at my desk to keep my body / hands warm. Beats heating the whole room when all that is cold is myself. I'm in zone 6b and I'm just starting some of my cold hardy plants now. Its a little early but I can't help myself.