10 x 20-in 72 Cell Round Seedling Tray - Plastic - Drainage Holes

Start 72 Seedlings in One Tray - 10 x 20-in Footprint

Starting many seedlings at once takes up space and invites mess when water has nowhere to go. This 72 cell round seedling tray puts every plug in its own round cell on a single plastic tray, and drainage holes let excess water leave the cells. The plastic is described by the distributor as pliable and crack resistant, so the tray holds up to repeated handling.

Sold individually, this tray suits home gardeners trying seed starting and growers who want to add trays as their needs change. Its cells give young plants more room than very small plug formats, which suits seedlings that need extra space before transplanting.

Key Features & Benefits

• 72 round cells — start many seedlings in one tray and keep each plant separate.
• Drainage holes — excess water can escape, which helps keep the root zone from sitting wet.
• Plastic construction — pliable and crack resistant, so the tray can be handled and reused.
• Made in the USA — domestic manufacture.
• Compact 10 x 20-in format — fits standard propagation setups and is easy to move.

Who Should Use 72 Cell Round Seedling Tray

Anyone starting plants from seed indoors, from hobby gardeners to commercial propagators, can use this tray. It works for seedlings that need a little more root room before moving to larger containers or hydroponic systems.

About 72 Cell Round Seedling Tray

This is a plastic plug tray with 72 round cells and drainage holes, measuring 10 x 20 in. It is made in the USA. The distributor lists a depth of 2.38 in. The brand is not stated on the listing, and the tray is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many cells does this tray have?
A: It has 72 round cells. Each cell holds one seedling or plug, so one tray starts up to 72 plants.

Q: Does the tray have drainage?
A: Yes, it has drainage holes. Excess water can leave the cells, which helps prevent soggy media.

Q: How deep are the cells?
A: The distributor lists the tray depth as 2.38 in. That gives roots room to develop before transplanting.

Q: Can I reuse the tray?
A: The plastic is described as pliable and crack resistant, so it is suited to repeated use. Clean it between cycles to reduce the carryover of residue or pathogens.

Q: Do I need a separate tray underneath?
A: This tray has drainage holes, so water will run out. A solid tray or bench surface beneath it catches runoff.