DL Wholesale Mesh Web Propagation Tray - 10 x 20 x 2.5-in - Drain Holes - Solid Sides

Dip-Water Cuttings and Starter Plugs Fast - 10 x 20 in Footprint

Watering cuttings and plugs one at a time takes time and makes a mess. This mesh web tray lets you set your cuttings in place, dip the whole tray into water or a nutrient mixture, then lift it out and let it drain. Drain holes release the excess, and the tray is built from pliable, crack resistant plastic.

This single tray suits hobbyists trying out propagation, and growers who want to add trays to an existing setup. It fits inside a 10 x 20 in propagation tray, which catches the runoff, and it is sold individually so you can buy only what you need.

Key Features & Benefits

• Drain holes — excess water and nutrients leave the tray instead of pooling around cuttings.
• Pliable, crack resistant plastic — the tray flexes during handling without breaking.
• Solid sides — the sides hold the tray's shape when you lift and carry it.
• 2.5 in depth — room for cuttings and starter plugs.
• Made in the USA — domestic manufacture.

Who Should Use DL Wholesale Mesh Web Propagation Tray

Use it if you start cuttings or plugs during early vegetative growth and want a quicker way to water them. It suits home gardeners and commercial cultivation rooms alike.

About DL Wholesale Mesh Web Propagation Tray

DL Wholesale makes this plastic web propagation tray with drain holes and solid sides. It measures 10 x 20 x 2.5 in, weighs about 0.3 lb and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I water cuttings in this tray?
A: Set your cuttings in the tray, then dip the whole tray into water or a nutrient mixture. Next, place it in a 10 x 20 in propagation tray so excess liquid collects there.

Q: Does it have drain holes?
A: Yes. The drain holes let excess water and nutrients escape, which helps prevent standing liquid in the tray.

Q: Will it crack if I flex it?
A: It is made of pliable, crack resistant plastic, so it handles normal flexing during use. As with any plastic, avoid excessive force.

Q: What does a web tray do differently from a solid tray?
A: A web tray holds plants and lets liquid pass through its openings, so you can dip it to water. A solid tray holds liquid instead, so it works as the catch tray beneath.

Q: How many come in one order?
A: Each listing is for one tray.