Break-A-Part Seedling Tray - 72 Cell - 10 x 20 x 2.5-in - Drainage Holes
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Start 72 Seedlings in One Tray - 10 x 20 in
Seed starting goes better when every seedling has its own space and excess water can escape. This tray gives you 72 individual cells with drainage holes, built from pliable, crack-resistant plastic that handles repeated use and filling. Its 2.5-in depth leaves room for roots to develop before transplanting.
Sold as a single tray, this unit suits hobbyists, trial runs, and small indoor setups that want to start a batch of seedlings without committing to a large order.
Key Features & Benefits
- 72 cells — start many seedlings in one tray and keep them separated.
- Drainage holes — let excess water drain to help avoid soggy media.
- Pliable, crack-resistant plastic — flexes during handling instead of breaking.
- 2.5-in depth — gives roots room before transplanting.
- Made in the USA — domestic manufacture.
Who Should Use Break-A-Part Seedling Tray
Indoor growers and home gardeners who start seedlings in volume and want a sturdy tray with individual cells will find this tray useful, especially for seedlings that need a bit more root room early on.
About Break-A-Part Seedling Tray
This is a 72 cell plastic seedling tray with drainage holes, measuring about 10 in wide and 20 in long with a 2.5-in depth. It is made in the USA and sold each.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many cells does this tray have?
A: It has 72 cells. Each holds one seedling, so you can start a full batch in a single tray.
Q: Does the tray have drainage holes?
A: Yes. Drainage holes let excess water leave the cells, which helps keep media from staying saturated.
Q: What is it made of?
A: It is made of plastic described as pliable and crack resistant. That makes it more forgiving to handle than brittle trays.
Q: How deep are the cells?
A: The tray is 2.5 in deep. That gives roots space to grow before you transplant.
Q: Does it come in a pack?
A: This listing is for one tray, sold each.
Q: Where is it made?
A: It is made in the USA.
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