Although you are going to place it inside the house, you have to make sure it gets a sufficient amount of sunlight. These options are less common nowadays, but many old models of indoor greenhouses were supplied with glass. This generously-sized propagator has plenty of space and its extra high, clear lid allows excessive moisture and warm air to be released via two vents.

The lid has an adjustable vent which lets you have control over the humidity levels in the propagator depending on what you’re growing. If you are planning to grow lots of plants inside your house with limited space in the area, consider using this 4-tiered indoor greenhouse. It's important to choose a variety that you know will fare well in a pot,' explains Andrew Mellowes of Burpee Europe, so look for those specified as suitable for container growing.Even when you place the indoor greenhouse by the window, you still need to light up the plants to get a sufficient amount of light, especially when winter is coming. It is amazing to have your own garden where you grow lots of vegetables to fulfill your daily needs. Alternatively, sweet pepper ‘Lemon Dream’ is another compact pepper that will give you glossy, yellow peppers in a compact pot. These models are usually supplied with hard PVC windows, and you can stand them on the floor or a raised surface. Thanks to their bottom heat and high humidity, heated propagators can also be instrumental in helping cuttings to take root.

While pelargoniums are usually grown outside in summer, they're not hardy and benefit from being moved indoors for winter. We have also included some models that are suitable for use on balconies and terraces to help you make the most of whatever space you have available.Avoid terracotta pots because they tend to dry out quickly in warm conditions and peppers prefer moist soil,' says Matt Jordan. Monstera deliciosa will eventually grow too large for most windowsills, but its smaller relative, Monstera obliqua, has the same fenestrate (holey) leaves held on a smaller plant, which will spill over the edge of the container. Space - Unless you have a greenhouse with a power source, most of us will use a heated propagator at home. To start with, you'll need to measure out your greenhouse space to make sure that you have ample room to grow your selection. Some products may be delivered straight to your door from one of our suppliers and these products will be labelled within the product description.