Grow1 Standard Propagation Tray - 10 x 20 x 2.25-in - No Drainage Holes

Keep Starts Moist Without Leaks - 10 x 20 In Tray

Clones and seedlings dry out quickly when water runs straight through a tray. This solid-bottom tray catches excess water and keeps it under your starts, so rock wool, seedling mix or starter plugs stay moist. The pliable, crack-resistant plastic is built for repeated use.

At 10 x 20 in, this single tray suits hobbyists trialing propagation and indoor growers who start a few batches at a time. It is sold each, so you can buy only the trays you need.

Key Features & Benefits

• No drainage holes — holds excess water under starts to help keep them moist.
• Pliable, crack-resistant plastic — flexes during handling and resists cracking.
• Raised channels in the base — help air circulate under your pot or insert tray.
• 10 x 20 in footprint, 2.25 in depth — fits a standard propagation layout with room for insert trays.

Who Should Use Grow1 Standard Propagation Tray

Anyone propagating clones or seedlings in rock wool, seedling mix or starter plugs, from home gardeners to indoor cultivators who want a solid tray that holds water.

About Grow1 Standard Propagation Tray

Grow1 makes cultivation and seed-starting supplies. This Standard Propagation Tray is plastic, measures 20 in long by 10 in wide, and has no drainage holes. It ships at 0.4 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this tray have drainage holes?
A: No. The solid base catches and holds excess water. Grow1 lists a separate version with holes for draining.

Q: What can I start in it?
A: It works with rock wool, seedling mix and starter plugs for clones and seedlings. You can also set a pot or insert tray inside it.

Q: Why are there raised channels in the base?
A: The channels let air move under your pot or insert tray. This helps keep the base from sitting flat against standing water.

Q: Should I choose a tray with or without holes?
A: Choose no holes when you want water retained under your starts. Choose holes when you want excess water to drain from the base of the cutting or seed.

Q: What does pliable and crack resistant mean?
A: The plastic flexes slightly under load instead of snapping. That helps the tray survive handling and repeated use.