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Dealer Deals / Re: Thermoplanter sale
« on: December 12, 2008, 06:35:49 AM »
Hi, Lorraine
Yes I can post some pics so I will get to that, or it may be easier to go to the web site at www.thermoplanter.com and go to lilies and gallery at the bottom left hand side of the web site. you will see on the Eddies aquarium pics were taken on or before June 13th and that night bloomer is already 6 feet accross and fully budded up. Eddies is out side of Albany NY in a zone 5. You will also see one of the many Vics we have grown in the Thermoplanter. The pics of the Thermoplanter itself are also easy to see on specs or what is a Thermoplanter.
Hi Casey,
The first thing that I looked into was putting a light on the cord to show the heater is operating. I didn't for two reasons one was cost, it added quite a lot to the pot and the second is they are not reliable and fail often. I just put my finger down into the soil and you will feel the warmth that way. (sorry I know thats a little crude) On a brighter note I have replaced those horrible little clips that held down the foam cover. The new ones are great, sturdy, and easy to use over and over. Can you tell me the variety of lilies you are over wintering and what climate zone you are? And how they performed this growing season? Thanks for the comments
Mark
Yes I can post some pics so I will get to that, or it may be easier to go to the web site at www.thermoplanter.com and go to lilies and gallery at the bottom left hand side of the web site. you will see on the Eddies aquarium pics were taken on or before June 13th and that night bloomer is already 6 feet accross and fully budded up. Eddies is out side of Albany NY in a zone 5. You will also see one of the many Vics we have grown in the Thermoplanter. The pics of the Thermoplanter itself are also easy to see on specs or what is a Thermoplanter.
Hi Casey,
The first thing that I looked into was putting a light on the cord to show the heater is operating. I didn't for two reasons one was cost, it added quite a lot to the pot and the second is they are not reliable and fail often. I just put my finger down into the soil and you will feel the warmth that way. (sorry I know thats a little crude) On a brighter note I have replaced those horrible little clips that held down the foam cover. The new ones are great, sturdy, and easy to use over and over. Can you tell me the variety of lilies you are over wintering and what climate zone you are? And how they performed this growing season? Thanks for the comments
Mark
