Grow1 Premium Cut Kit Propagation Tray - 10 x 20 x 2.25-in - No Drain Holes

Leak-Free Base for Starting Cuttings and Seedlings - 2.25 in Deep

Trays with drain holes leak onto shelves and benches, which makes a propagation area messy. The Grow1 Premium Cut Kit Propagation Tray has no drain holes, so it holds water and nutrient solution under your inserts and plug trays. It is made from durable, heavy-duty plastic.

This single 10 x 20-in tray suits hobbyists, home gardeners and small indoor setups that want one reliable base for seed starting or rooting cuttings. Growers running several stations can add units as needed.

Key Features & Benefits

• No drain holes — retains water and nutrient solution in the tray instead of letting it run out.
• Heavy-duty plastic — built to handle repeated use in a propagation area.
• 10 x 20-in footprint — a common tray format for propagation inserts and plug trays.
• 2.25-in depth — leaves room for water, nutrient solution or runoff.

Who Should Use Grow1 Premium Cut Kit Propagation Tray

Home gardeners, hobby growers and small indoor operations who start seeds, root cuttings or build a cloning station will find it useful. It also suits anyone using hydroponic systems who wants a solid, contained base for young plants.

About Grow1 Premium Cut Kit Propagation Tray

Grow1 makes this tray for propagation and seed starting. It measures 10 in wide, 20 in long and 2.25 in high, has no drain holes, and ships at 0.397 lb. It is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this tray have drain holes?
A: No. The tray is solid, so it holds water and nutrient solution. Use it as a reservoir or as a catch tray under inserts.

Q: What size is the tray?
A: It measures 20 in long, 10 in wide and 2.25 in high. Check your inserts or dome against these dimensions before ordering.

Q: Why choose a tray without drain holes?
A: A solid tray keeps liquid from spilling onto your shelf or bench. It also lets you keep a small amount of water or nutrient solution under your plants. If you want water to drain away, choose a tray with holes.

Q: What is a propagation tray used for?
A: A propagation tray holds young plants during early growth. Growers use it to start seeds and root cuttings, usually with inserts or plug trays set inside.

Q: How many trays come in an order?
A: One tray is sold per order. It is sold each.