Oasis Grower Solutions Wedge Filled Trays - 102 Cell - 10 Sheets/Case

Even Rooting for Vegetative Cuttings - 102 Cells per Tray

Cuttings with high water needs often fail in media that stay soggy. This engineered foam substrate keeps water available for uptake while draining properly, and the tapered cell shape guides roots downward. The result is more consistent, uniform establishment across the tray.

This 102-cell tray format suits growers who propagate cuttings in volume on a bench and want uniform spacing and easy handling. Hobbyists with a larger propagation project can use it too, since the trays fill a bench quickly.

Key Features & Benefits

• Engineered foam substrate — keeps water available for uptake while allowing drainage.
• Tapered cell shape — guides roots downward for uniform growth.
• Universal Star dibble — gives a ready insertion point for each cutting.
• Ready to use — arrives clean and free of pests and pathogens, which helps reduce disease pressure.
• Tray format — simplifies spacing, handling and moving of cuttings on the bench.

Who Should Use Oasis Grower Solutions Wedge Filled Trays

These trays suit growers rooting vegetative cuttings of herbs, medicinal and aromatic plants, industrial hemp, and hard-to-root or disease-prone plants. They fit both commercial propagation benches and home growers who start many cuttings at once.

About Oasis Wedge Filled Trays

Oasis Grower Solutions makes the Wedge propagation substrate from engineered foam. Each plug measures 2.98 cm x 2.54 cm x 4.45 cm (1 in x 1 in x 1 in), with dibble spacing of 2.98 cm x 3.97 cm. The product is sold each, and each unit contains 10 sheets of 102 cells.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a dibble?
A: A dibble is the pre-formed hole in the substrate where you place the cutting. These trays use a Universal Star dibble.

Q: What propagation methods does this suit?
A: It is listed for vegetative cuttings, including callused cuttings.

Q: Does it help with overwatering?
A: The foam keeps water available for uptake while draining, which helps avoid waterlogging when used properly. You still need to manage your watering.

Q: How does foam compare to loose media?
A: Foam plugs come in uniform, ready-to-use cells, so spacing and handling are simpler. Loose media usually needs filling and packing before use.

Q: How many cells are in one tray?
A: Each tray has 102 cells. One unit includes 10 sheets.