Seedling Tray – 128 Cells (PACK OF 5 TRAYS)

Seedling Tray – 128 Cells (PACK OF 5 TRAYS)Pack of 5 tray. Seedling Tray 128 Cells (PACK OF 5 TRAYS) The Seedling Tray with 128 cells is perfect for gardeners and nurseries aiming to start a large number of seedlings efficiently. Made from sturdy plastic, each tray contains 128 small cells, allowing for compact and organized propagation of seeds and cuttings. This tray supports healthy root development by providing adequate drainage and aeration. Ideal for vegetables, herbs, and flowers, the

Pack of 5 tray.

Seedling Tray – 128 Cells (PACK OF 5 TRAYS)

The Seedling Tray with 128 cells is perfect for gardeners and nurseries aiming to start a large number of seedlings efficiently. Made from sturdy plastic, each tray contains 128 small cells, allowing for compact and organized propagation of seeds and cuttings. This tray supports healthy root development by providing adequate drainage and aeration. Ideal for vegetables, herbs, and flowers, the 128-cell tray maximizes space while helping you manage seedlings easily.

Usage Instructions

• Fill each cell with a fine seed-starting mix or quality potting soil.

• Sow seeds according to the recommended depth on the seed packet, usually placing 1 seed per cell.

• Water gently to moisten the soil without displacing seeds.

• Place trays in a warm, bright location or under grow lights for optimal germination.

• Keep soil moist by regular misting or light watering.

• Transplant seedlings once they develop 2–3 true leaves into larger pots or garden beds.

• Clean trays after each use to prevent diseases and pests.

Advantages

• Large number of cells (128) allows starting many seedlings in a small footprint.

• Promotes organized seedling management and easy labeling.

• Good drainage and aeration encourage healthy root growth.

• Lightweight and durable plastic material.

• Suitable for a wide variety of seeds including small vegetable, herb, and flower seeds.

• Reduces transplant shock by allowing seedlings to grow individually.

Disadvantages

• Small cell size limits use to small or slow-growing seedlings; larger plants require transplanting sooner.

• Plastic may degrade over time if exposed to strong sunlight frequently.

• Requires careful handling to avoid cracking or breaking.

• Needs thorough cleaning to avoid disease buildup.