Speedy Root Plant Starter Tray with Media - 102 Cell

Start 102 Cuttings or Seedlings From One Tray - Media Included

Filling and sorting hundreds of small propagation vessels takes time. This tray puts 102 cells and the starter media in one unit, so you can begin propagation right away. The peat and perlite blend gives young roots both air and moisture, which supports early root development.

One tray suits growers who propagate in regular batches, from a home gardener starting a round of seedlings to a small commercial room that wants uniform starts. Larger operations can order more units as their batch size grows.

Key Features & Benefits

• 102 cells per tray — start a large batch in one footprint.
• Media included — no separate filling step before you begin.
• Peat and perlite composition — balances aeration with water retention.
• Soil and hydroponic use — transplant into the system you already run.
• Made in the USA — domestic manufacture.

Who Should Use Speedy Root 102 Cell Plant Starter Tray

Use this tray if you propagate cuttings or seedlings and want a ready-to-use, high-count format. It suits home gardeners, indoor growers and licensed commercial cultivators alike.

About Speedy Root Plant Starter Tray

The Speedy Root 102 Cell Plant Starter Tray is a propagation tray sold each, with starter media included. The media is made from peat and perlite, and the tray is made in the USA.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the tray come with media?
A: Yes. Starter media is included, so you do not need to buy or load a separate medium before you begin.

Q: What is the media made of?
A: The media is a blend of peat and perlite. Peat holds moisture, while perlite keeps air moving through the root zone.

Q: Can I use it with hydroponic systems?
A: Yes. The media is suited to both soil and hydroponic systems, so you can transplant into either once roots establish.

Q: How many plants can I start per tray?
A: The tray has 102 cells, so it holds up to 102 cuttings or seedlings, one per cell.

Q: What does aeration mean for young roots?
A: Aeration is the air available around the roots. Enough air lets roots take up oxygen and branch, rather than sitting in waterlogged media.