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Ferry Morse Pellet Tray w/ 36 Pellets & Dome
City: US, Grand Rapids
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Self-Contained 36-Cell Starter Kit With Humidity Dome
Loose seed-starting pellets and a separate tray add setup steps a new gardener doesn't always want to manage. This Ferry Morse tray ships with 36 expanding peat pellets pre-loaded into individual cells, plus a clear humidity dome, ready to start seeds right out of the box.
Once seedlings are established in the pellets, they transplant easily into garden beds, containers, or larger growing cells.
Key Features & Benefits
- 36 pre-loaded peat pellets — one per cell, ready to plant.
- Includes humidity dome — helps retain moisture and warmth.
- Self-contained starter kit — tray, pellets, and dome included.
- Easy transplanting — move seedlings to beds, containers, or larger cells.
Who Should Use This Starter Kit
Home gardeners and small growers who want an easy, self-contained way to start 36 seeds at once, without sourcing a tray, pellets, and dome separately, will find this kit suited to that need.
About Ferry-Morse
Ferry-Morse, a seed brand founded in 1856, operates under Green Garden Products alongside Jiffy, and this pellet tray pairs Ferry-Morse's seed-starting hardware with expanding peat pellets.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many pellets are included?
- 36 expanding peat pellets, one per cell. Each pellet expands once watered, giving a seed its own contained starting medium.
- Does this include a dome?
- Yes, a clear humidity dome is included to help retain moisture and warmth while seeds germinate. Remove it once seedlings are established and airflow becomes more important than humidity.
- What are the pellets made of?
- Expanding peat. Each pellet swells into a self-contained growing medium once watered, held together by a thin mesh casing.
- When can I transplant the seedlings?
- Once they're established, they transplant easily into garden beds, containers, or larger growing cells. Transplant the whole pellet rather than disturbing the root ball.
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