The best growing room in the world-if you can afford it?

michael johnson · April 1, 2006

I came accross this marvelous grow room for sale, which seems to offer everything one could possibly hope for in seed germination and growing on the seedlings to transplant size, if you can afford it ( I cant unfortunatly ) but wish I could.

It is available from www.exhibition-seeds.co.uk and if you scroll down the on line catalogue until you see grow cabinates and grow lights, you will see it, its over a thousand US $ Dollars, but what a beauty to own and it would fit nicely into a garage corner or somewhere, completly self contained and enviroment controlled.

mms · April 1, 2006

Wow! That is nice, at only $1795.50 each I'll take three. I'd hate to imagine what shipping would to the US as well.

All kidding aside it is indeed very nice, and would be very handy tucked away in the corner of my garage.

I had a little trouble finding it in the catalog, this address should take anyone else interested straight to it.

http://www.exhibition-seeds.co.uk/ac...row_rooms.html

MMS

michael johnson · April 1, 2006

Thanks MMS, I am not very good with doing links, but yours works perfect.

Its a pity that little beauties like this have to be so expensive- then we could all afford one including me.

chilhuacle · April 1, 2006

Very nice! Although, I think if I had $1,795.50 laying around I'd put it towards a greenhouse. 8)

gardenmama · April 1, 2006

That's $1,795.50 for ONE flat! I'd need 12!! Now the $100 investment for making a 12 flat PVC and shoplight grow light stand is looking very reasonable. Maybe DH will take me out for dinner with the savings. Guess what honey-- I saved $21,446.00 (not including international shipping) by making it myself.

timcunningham · April 2, 2006

Reading the description, I have a feeling that a this "lockable" cabinent, that filters odors, is probably more used for a particularly popular "herb" than for onions and tomatoes.

snappybob · April 5, 2006

I think your right Tim. Finally a vegatable grow system that's discreet. Wouldn't want the neighbors to know that I'm growing tomato seedlings.

April 1, 2006	#1
michael johnson Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: UK. Posts: 960	The best growing room in the world-if you can afford it? I came accross this marvelous grow room for sale, which seems to offer everything one could possibly hope for in seed germination and growing on the seedlings to transplant size, if you can afford it ( I cant unfortunatly ) but wish I could. It is available from www.exhibition-seeds.co.uk and if you scroll down the on line catalogue until you see grow cabinates and grow lights, you will see it, its over a thousand US $ Dollars, but what a beauty to own and it would fit nicely into a garage corner or somewhere, completly self contained and enviroment controlled.

April 1, 2006	#2
mms Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Indiana - 6B Posts: 36	Wow! That is nice, at only $1795.50 each I'll take three. I'd hate to imagine what shipping would to the US as well. All kidding aside it is indeed very nice, and would be very handy tucked away in the corner of my garage. I had a little trouble finding it in the catalog, this address should take anyone else interested straight to it. http://www.exhibition-seeds.co.uk/ac...row_rooms.html MMS __________________ THE MAN'S PRAYER I am a man, but I can change, if I have to.... I guess.

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gardenmama Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: zone 7b/8a SE VA Posts: 268	That's $1,795.50 for ONE flat! I'd need 12!! Now the $100 investment for making a 12 flat PVC and shoplight grow light stand is looking very reasonable. Maybe DH will take me out for dinner with the savings. Guess what honey-- I saved $21,446.00 (not including international shipping) by making it myself. __________________ -Martha SE VA

April 2, 2006	#6
timcunningham Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Middle Georgia Posts: 241	Reading the description, I have a feeling that a this "lockable" cabinent, that filters odors, is probably more used for a particularly popular "herb" than for onions and tomatoes. __________________ Visit my site: tomatoindex.com a database of over 2700 varieties. Vote for your favorite.

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chilhuacle Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Concord CA z9b, just west of Tomatoville Posts: 415	Very nice! Although, I think if I had $1,795.50 laying around I'd put it towards a greenhouse. 8)

April 5, 2006	#7
snappybob SETTFest™ Coordinator Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 214	I think your right Tim. Finally a vegatable grow system that's discreet. Wouldn't want the neighbors to know that I'm growing tomato seedlings.