Grow1 Standard Propagation Tray - 10 x 20 x 2.25-in - With Drain Holes

Drain Excess Water From Clones and Seedlings - 20 x 10 In Footprint

Standing water around young cuttings and seedlings invites problems. This propagation tray has drain holes that let excess water leave from the base of the cutting or seed. It holds rock wool, seedling mix or starter plugs, and raised channels in the base help air circulate under your pot or insert tray. The plastic body is pliable and crack resistant.

Sold individually, this tray suits hobbyists trying propagation for the first time and indoor growers who want to add a tray or replace a worn one. Larger operations can buy it in volume as they scale up.

Key Features & Benefits

• Drain holes — carry excess water away from the base of cuttings and seeds.
• Raised base channels — help air circulate under the pot or insert tray.
• Pliable, crack-resistant plastic — handles routine use and handling.
• Standard 10 x 20-in footprint — fits a common layout for starting clones and seedlings.

Who Should Use Grow1 Standard Propagation Tray

Use it if you start clones or seedlings in rock wool, seedling mix or starter plugs and want excess water to drain away. It suits home gardeners and commercial cultivation teams alike.

About Grow1 Standard Propagation Tray

Grow1 makes this plastic propagation tray with drain holes. It measures 20 in long by 10 in wide, with an interior depth of 2.25 in. Grow1 also offers propagation trays without holes that catch excess water.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is this tray?
A: It measures 20 in long by 10 in wide. The interior depth is 2.25 in.

Q: What can I grow in it?
A: It holds rock wool, seedling mix or starter plugs for clones and seedlings. Choose the medium that suits your cultivation method.

Q: Should I choose a tray with or without holes?
A: A tray with holes drains excess water from the base of the cutting or seed. A tray without holes catches water and helps keep starts moist. This listing is the version with holes.

Q: What are the raised channels for?
A: They are ridges in the base of the tray. They help air circulate under your pot or insert tray.

Q: Do I need a second tray underneath?
A: If you want to catch the drained water, place the tray over a solid surface or a tray without holes. This keeps the growing area tidy.