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Your cart is empty.4.6 out of 5 stars
- #58,627 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
- #97 in Plant Germination Trays
1 Pack
Shaun Robbins
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Very decent quality for the price you pay for them! However I do wish they came with enough labels for each 6 pack of planters!
Cindy
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
These starter trays are perfect to germinate seeds and keep them while growing good roots. They work well for bottom watering. The trays hold up well for their purpose. Seedlings are easy to remove when it's time to pot up or plant outside. I've ordered these a few times previously as needed. I would recommend them.
Junkie
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2024
Perfect size for greenhouse trays. Very well constructed & easily reuseable. Perfect for starting indoor seedlings for the garden!
GCC
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2023
These are not good if you want to re-use them. They are so thin that if you look at them the wrong way when you are removing the root balls, they will break. I expected better for the price.
Luc Blanchet
Reviewed in Canada on March 28, 2021
Produit à utiliser une fois ou deux. Avec la terre, les racines etc.. le plastic mince peut se déchirer
Kevin McD
Reviewed in Canada on March 1, 2021
Good product. Just what I expected. Should be good for many years of use.
RemMag
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2020
These trays are perfect for starting herbs from seeds, but I wouldn't recommend these trays for starting larger plants from seeds such as tomatoes, peppers, and lettuce. These trays are classified by many growers as a 1 month tray before you would need to transplant to a larger container or to the garden. I did start a couple different types of pepper plants in these, but have had to transplant them to a larger container to continue their growth before I can plant them outside for the year. With the total number of cells you get with this pack, you will have a while before you'll need to purchase more if you're just a personal home gardener.If you're into starting your own seeds for your flowers, herbs, or smaller garden vegetables that need to be started prior to being planted in the garden then these are a must. They are the same 6 pack trays as the ones you get from your local nurseries and big box stores. I was able to keep from damaging mine when I transplanted my plants to bigger containers which will allow me to reuse them at least one more time and maybe longer.Pros: cost, ease of use, durability (so far), sturdiness
CC
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2020
I purchased mine from Coconut Oasis. I don't understand people's complaints. They may have received different items from different sellers, I don't know. I received exactly what I had expected. The quality is just the same as the ones I bought from the major home improvement stores.1) These ARE made of thin plastic.These are seed trays, NOT semi-permanent planters. You use them in your 1020 trays for a couple of months until your seedlings are large enough for transplant. If you take care of these trays well, they should last multiple seasons/years. Sure, they are not as durable as regular flower pots, but if these were as thick and rigid, it would be a pain to get seedlings out, I would think.2) Each cell is SMALL...because these are SEED starters.It is 1.5 x 1.5" at the top (1 x 1" at the bottom), and 2.25" in height, just as described. It's easier to get seedlings out when the soil is dry-ish. If the soil is moist, I slide a Popsicle stick in between the soil and the wall to let the soil off the cell.3) Very cost effective, easy to store.I wish I bought these sooner. I have some 36-cell seed starting trays from local stores, but these 6-cell trays are much easier to handle and store. I would definitely buy more in the future.
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2017
After using these for 1 month indoors, I can say that they do the job for the most part. It was also easy to get the soil out. Since i just transferred the plants today (which may have been too early) , I will have to wait to say how the transfers held up. I will say though that using organic flower soil and trying to grow flowers, Only 50 % of the cells actually had growth and a number were very flimsy which had difficulty standing upright. 1 cell also had mold growing in it.To compare this to a peat pellet greenhouse starter tray in the same location and same amount of time, the greenhouse tray started 96 % of the seed cells compared to 50% on these, the plants were twice the height in the greenhouse compared to using these plastic seed starting trays but mold began to grow in 4 of the cells of the GH compared to 1 here in the plastic seed cell trays. So weather conditions may have played a role in these trays only starting about 50% of the seeds but overall, i would try these again.
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