Mesh Web Propagation Tray - Solid Sides - Drainage Holes - 21 x 11 x 3-in

Dip, Drain and Water Cuttings Faster - 21 x 11 x 3 in

Watering cuttings and starter plugs one at a time is slow and tends to leave puddles. This mesh web propagation tray lets you set your cuttings in place, dip the whole tray into water or a nutrient mixture, then lift it out. Drainage holes release the excess, and the solid sides keep plugs contained. The plastic is pliable and crack resistant, so the tray holds up to repeated handling.

Sold individually, this tray suits a hobbyist trying out propagation as well as a regular indoor grower who wants to add a few trays to an existing setup. Growers running larger rooms can build up a stock of trays one unit at a time.

Key Features & Benefits

• Mesh web base with drainage holes — water and nutrient solution flow out after dipping, which reduces standing water around cuttings.
• Solid sides — plugs stay contained while you carry or dip the tray.
• Pliable, crack-resistant plastic — the tray flexes under handling instead of breaking.
• Made in the USA — the country of manufacture is stated by the distributor.

Who Should Use Mesh Web Propagation Tray

Use it if you start cuttings or plugs and want a quicker, tidier way to water them. It works for home gardeners and for commercial cultivation teams that propagate in volume.

About Mesh Web Propagation Tray

This is a plastic mesh web propagation tray with solid sides and drainage holes. It measures 21 in long, 11 in wide and 3 in high, and ships at 0.4 lb. The distributor describes it as designed to be dipped and then set inside a matching propagation tray that collects runoff.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I water cuttings in this tray?
A: Set your cuttings or plugs in the tray, then dip it into water or a nutrient mixture. Lift it out and set it inside a propagation tray to catch the excess. This keeps the work area clean.

Q: Does the tray have drainage holes?
A: Yes. The mesh web design has drainage holes so liquid can leave the tray after dipping. Pair it with a solid tray underneath to collect the runoff.

Q: What does solid sides mean?
A: It means the walls of the tray are closed rather than slotted or open. That helps hold plugs and media in place while you move the tray.

Q: Is it durable?
A: The distributor describes the plastic as pliable and crack resistant. That makes it suited to repeated dipping and handling, though no tray lasts forever under rough use.

Q: How many come in one order?
A: This listing is for a single tray. Order the quantity you need for your propagation area.

Q: What size is it?
A: The tray measures 21 in long, 11 in wide and 3 in high. Check that your holding tray has enough interior space before you buy.