What do you use for heat

[Aqua Man]

Ceramic i feel are safest.

 

[MIGrampaUSA]

I don't know about this one. I will look into it. Mine, similar in size has warnings on it NOT to put it too close to anything within 3 feet. :(

I've got one. You would not want to direct the hot air onto the plants themselves. Pot level is fine. It's thermostatically controlled so it should be a "set it and forget it" thing. It's low watts so it shouldn't overheat an electrical outlet.

 

[Cabi]

I've got one. You would not want to direct the hot air onto the plants themselves. Pot level is fine. It's thermostatically controlled so it should be a "set it and forget it" thing. It's low watts so it shouldn't overheat an electrical outlet.

 

[Cabi]

Thank u

 

[Bass.man]

I use a oil filled radiator type, works great and is energy efficient.

 

[Bass.man]

Hear is a shot of the heater and room. In a unheated building.

 

[Cabi]

Hear is a shot of the heater and room. In a unheated building.

Beauty. If I had that kind of room, I would not have an issue. None of the heaters I've looked at so far are safe in a confined space. 3x3x6. Very cool though

 

[30roll]

The Oil Filled deals are good. I have one from like 15 years ago that I was going to throw out because I didn't have a use for it, until now..

They hold their heat longer when the Thermostat kicks off.

 

[Growgod420]

I pick up one of these heaters and couldn't be happier.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VPD8ZF7?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

 

[Damian207]

Hi, I feel like if you need to add a heater, you should probably get a new light

I had a 1000 watt hid light,now I'm using 4 300watt full spectrum lights and I have a tiny computer heater that keeps it 85