Seedling Misters

Provide healthy moisture levels for seedlings and houseplants.
Seedling misters help prevent young seedlings, cuttings and houseplants from drying out. Indoor humidity levels are often extremely low during the cold months when it is time to start seeds and raise transplants. Our homes become very dry and this removes a lot of seedling and plant moisture from leaves and soil. Extra misting helps maintain a balanced moisture level for healthier seedling and plant growth. Each of our seedling misters produces a fine gentle mist that delicately waters tender seedlings, plant cuttings and houseplants.We also use our misters for top watering our seed tray soil.Available in three styles- clear glass, green metal, and clear plastic.

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