10 x 20-in T 50 Cell Round Plug Tray - 1.63-in Cell Depth - 5 x 10 Layout

Even Drainage and Compact Roots for Plugs - 50 Cells

Waterlogged media and uneven fill slow seedlings and cuttings. This tray gives each of its 50 round cells a punched drain hole and a top air hole, so water drains and air reaches the root zone, and young plants can build compact root systems before transplant. Its thermoformed construction is built to hold its shape through repeated filling and watering.

Sold singly, it suits a grower who wants to trial a propagation setup, start a modest batch of seedlings, or add trays to an existing bench. Commercial operations can scale up with the same footprint.

Key Features & Benefits

• 50 round cells in a 5 x 10 layout — fits a dense batch of plugs or liners on one tray.
• Punched drain hole and top air hole — promote drainage and air exchange around young roots.
• Thermoformed construction — holds its form through filling, watering and handling.
• 10 x 20-in footprint — a common tray format for benches and carts.
• 1.63-in cell depth — gives each plug room to develop before transplant.

Who Should Use T 50 Cell Round Plug Tray

Growers who start seeds, root cuttings or produce liners for indoor, greenhouse or hydroponic cultivation. It works for home gardeners and for commercial propagation benches.

About T 50 Cell Round Plug Tray

This is a thermoformed plug tray measuring 20 in long by 10 in wide. It has 50 round cells, each 1.63 in deep with a 1.45-in top diameter and a 0.72-in punched drain hole. Cell spacing is 1.95 x 1.98 in center to center, and each cell holds up to 2.04 cu in of dry media. A 0.55-in air hole sits at the top of each cell.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many cells does the tray have?
A: It has 50 round cells arranged 5 x 10. Each cell is 1.63 in deep.

Q: What size is the tray?
A: It measures 10 in wide by 20 in long. Check your bench or flood table dimensions before ordering.

Q: What does the top air hole do?
A: The 0.55-in top air hole lets air reach the root zone. Together with the punched drain hole, it helps limit waterlogging.

Q: How much media does each cell hold?
A: Maximum dry cell volume is 2.04 cu in. Actual fill depends on how firmly you pack the media.

Q: What does thermoformed mean?
A: The tray is made by heating a plastic sheet and forming it over a mold. This produces uniform cells with consistent spacing.

Q: How is the tray sold?
A: It is sold individually, one tray per unit.