A Nursery Tray (98 Cells), also known as a seedling tray or propagation tray, is a container specifically designed for germinating seeds and propagating plants. These trays are commonly used in horticulture, agriculture, and gardening for starting plants from seeds or cuttings. Why choose our seed nursery Tray? Nursery Tray is great for the home gardener or commercial nursery farming. These seedling trays are designed to be grower-friendly. These trays help in producing healthy and invariable seedlings and prevent transplanting shock due to healthier and stronger roots. Using Our seedling trays, the rate of seed germination can be assured 100%, unlike the conventional method. The roots of seedlings grow to their optimum size. Seedling trays protect the seedlings and their root structures from damage when they are handled by the growers and during transplantation, it becomes convenient the use our seedling trays Seedlings grown in trays are healthy and disease-free crops. The use of our seedling trays increases productivity and reduces unnecessary expenses, thus saving both time and money Seedling trays make it easy to handle during the transplantation of delicate seedlings Seedling trays are the ideal tool for proliferating large numbers of seeds, both indoors and outdoors. Product Features of Nursery Tray (98 Cells) Ultra-Durable, High-Quality, 98 Cell Tray (with drain holes). Made to last multiple seasons Trays are NOT flimsy or brittle. Seedling tray with material won’t crack or break during transport Extra Strength Propagation Trays allow roots to grow through. Makes Great Germination Station Type: Commercial Greenhouse Size: Large Cover Material: Plastic Sheet Layer: Single Material: PS, PVC Recycled High Quality Thickness: 0.8mm, 1mm Design: Nursery trays are typically shallow, rectangular containers made of durable materials such as plastic or recycled materials. They come in various sizes and configurations, with common sizes, and may have varying cell configurations to accommodate different types of seeds or cuttings. These cells may vary in size and shape, depending on the tray’s design and intended use. Common cell shapes include square, round, or hexagonal.
