Premium 50 Cell Seedling Plug Tray - 10 x 20-in - 50 Cells - Drainage Holes

Start 50 Seedlings in Sturdy, Draining Cells - 1.75-in Depth

Seedlings started in crowded or poorly draining containers often stay waterlogged and tangle their roots. This tray gives each plant its own cell, and drainage holes let excess water leave the root zone. The plastic is pliable and crack resistant, so the tray holds up to handling between uses.

At 10 x 20 in with 50 cells, this single tray suits hobbyists who want a manageable batch and regular indoor growers who propagate in rounds. Commercial growers can order it in volume for larger propagation runs.

Key Features & Benefits

• 50 individual cells — start a full batch of seedlings in one tray.
• Drainage holes — excess water drains away from the roots.
• Pliable, crack-resistant plastic — the tray flexes during handling instead of breaking.
• 1.75 in depth — gives roots room to develop before transplanting.
• Fits inside 10 x 20-in propagation trays — keeps a standard bottom-watering setup simple.

Who Should Use Premium 50 Cell Seedling Plug Tray

Choose this tray if you start seedlings indoors and want cells deep enough for roots to establish before transplanting. It suits home gardeners, small nurseries and commercial propagation rooms that work with standard 10 x 20-in trays.

About Premium 50 Cell Seedling Plug Tray

This is a 10 x 20 x 1.75-in plastic seedling plug tray with 50 square cells and drainage holes. It is sold each and ships at 6 lb. It is designed to sit inside 10 x 20-in propagation trays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many cells does this tray have?
A: It has 50 cells. Each cell holds one seedling or plug, so one tray starts a full batch.

Q: Does the tray have drainage holes?
A: Yes. Drainage holes let excess water leave the cells so the root zone does not stay saturated.

Q: Will it fit a standard propagation tray?
A: It fits inside 10 x 20-in propagation trays from the same line. A different style of 50-cell tray is made to sit over those trays instead.

Q: What does crack resistant mean for a seedling tray?
A: It means the plastic tolerates flexing and handling without splitting. That helps the tray last through repeated use.

Q: How deep are the cells?
A: The tray is 1.75 in deep. That gives roots space to grow before you transplant.