General Hydroponics Rapid Rooter Plug Tray - 50 Cell - 21 x 11 x 2.5-in

Start 50 Seedlings or Cuttings in One Tray - 21 x 11 x 2.5 in

Starting plants in loose media can mean uneven moisture and messy transplanting. This tray holds 50 soilless plugs made of composted tree bark and organic materials, so each seedling or cutting sits in its own cell and moves to its final home as a unit. The plugs work for transplanting into soil or soilless hydroponic setups.

One tray suits a hobbyist running a trial batch or a small indoor grower who wants a steady supply of starts. Commercial growers who propagate larger runs can order multiple trays and standardise their starting routine.

Key Features & Benefits

• 50 cells per tray — start many plants in a single compact footprint.
• Composted tree bark and organic materials — a natural, soilless starting medium.
• Seedlings or cuttings — one plug format for both propagation methods.
• Soil or hydro transplanting — move starts into the system you already run.

Who Should Use General Hydroponics Rapid Rooter Plug Tray

Growers who propagate from seed or cuttings and then transplant into soil or hydroponic systems will find this tray useful, whether at home or in a licensed commercial operation.

About General Hydroponics Rapid Rooter Plug Tray

General Hydroponics Rapid Rooter plugs are soilless grow plugs made of composted tree bark and organic materials. The tray holds 50 cells and measures 21 in long, 11 in wide and 2.5 in high. It is sold as one tray.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What can I start in these plugs?
A: They are intended for seedlings or cuttings. Use them for whichever propagation method your cultivation plan calls for.

Q: Can I transplant the plugs into soil?
A: Yes. The plugs can be transplanted into soil or into soilless hydroponic applications.

Q: What are the plugs made of?
A: They are soilless plugs made of composted tree bark and organic materials.

Q: What does soilless mean?
A: A soilless medium contains no field soil. It gives roots a stable place to grow while you control water and nutrients.

Q: How many plants does one tray start?
A: One tray has 50 cells, so it holds up to 50 seedlings or cuttings at once.

Q: How large is the tray?
A: It measures 21 in long by 11 in wide by 2.5 in high.