6-Cell Ejector Seed Trays

Very well made and durable!

Works great for getting seeds started. Perfect size, easy to use and pretty sturdy! Doesn't look cheap and made out of plastic

They work perfectly for my needs And a great price. The tops are very this and I wish they locked onto the bottom.butvthey do not they just fit over. I had to ream out 6 of the tops to install the vent. No problem. I bought the clear ones and I like the look in and they are creating the needed humidity for the seeds to germinate faster. I gave 4 stars for the light quality but the will be reusable and I like the 2 tools thst were included.

I love these for propagating alocasia corms! They work so well for what I need. They could be more sturdy, but they aren’t super weak either. I wish the dome was taller since my plants’ leaves touch the top after a short while, but I’ve dealt with that by just planting my corms a little lower in the pods. I definitely get a lot of use out of these!

Las bandejas se quiebran rápido, y las tapas no encajan bien con la bandeja.

The seed trays have a satisfactory thickness and can accommodate two of the six cell trays, allowing for easy monitoring of moisture levels and root growth through the clear 6 cell trays. They have proven effective in starting haworthia seeds in vermiculite. The trays are designed with a vented humidity cover to prevent excessive moisture buildup, and/or to retain humidity, and their lids provide ample space for upward growth. I have successfully reused them after washing with bleach, and they continue to perform well. Overall, these seed trays offer excellent value due to their durable construction, practical design features, and ability to promote healthy plant development.

Well, I bought these planning to grow a bunch of trees from seed. I put dirt in, and I really tried to water them and such. To no fault of these containers, all the trees are dead. My garden is also dead, but they really tried. These are all over my house filled with dirt, and they're holding the dirt and trying to hold in what tiny bit of moisture I give them, still to this day. I would recommend them.

What I like of these is the clear plant trays. It allows to see the root system which helped me decide when to transplant the plants in larger pots. I have found that once the root system is well developed, the plant and soil can be easily removed in one "chunk" by gently squeezing the sides, then pushing a little on the bottom and pulling the plant by the stem (so the roots are not disturbed). When used this way, I expect these trays to be reusable many times.