Step 1
The first time
Watch the video (17 sec.) >>>>>>>
1. The rain flaps Attach to the pre-germination bags
(The rain flaps remain on the pre-germination bags)
2. The support rods insert into the pre-germination bag
(The support rods remain in the pre-germination bag)
Step 2
Preparation for filling
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- Unfold rack
- Attaching legs to top beams
- Place pre-germination bags on germination rack
- 14 standard pockets (black cross cords)
Distribution: 3 left / 8 center / 3 right - 11 wide pockets (white cross cords)
Distribution: 2 left / 7 center / 2 right
- 14 standard pockets (black cross cords)
- Fixing support rods by means of spacer bars
- Lay flat on rack over opened bags
- If these lie well, then block rods
Step 3
Filling of germination racks
Watch the video ( 1.35 min.) >>>>>>>
Filling the pre-germination bags is very easy and can be done in two ways:
- With a hall filler
- From bigbags (Video from sec. 0.33)
Tip: Make a platform of pallets next to the sprouting rack so you stand a little higher.
This can be seen in the video starting sec. 0.38
Step 4
Putting away germination racks
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- Indoor first (stackable up to 3-high)
- Then harden outside (Video from sec. 0.06)
- in the full wind (preferred)
- under shelter
Step 5
Filling of planter
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Filling the planter is very easy:
- Hold the pre-germination bags above the planter or scoop bucket.
- Pull open the Velcro closure at the bottom of the pre-germination bags.
Step 6
Storing the germination racks and pre-germination bags
- Sealing the pre-germination bags
- Collapsing the germination racks
- The germination bags with tubes remain on the germination rack
- Place 10 collapsed sprouting racks on a strong pallet.
This is for 14 tons of seed potatoes
The sprouting rack has security so that the pile is safe and stable
