Premium Propagation Tray with Drain Holes - 10 x 20-in - Plastic Web - Made in USA

Drain Excess Water From Young Starts - 10 x 20-in Tray

Cuttings and seedlings sitting in standing water struggle to establish. This propagation tray has drain holes, so excess water leaves the base of the cutting or seed instead of pooling around it. The plastic web build is pliable and crack resistant, so the tray holds up to repeated handling between cycles.

The 10 x 20-in footprint suits growers who start clones and seedlings in regular batches, from a home gardener setting up a shelf to a commercial room that wants a consistent tray format. It is sold individually, so you can begin with one tray and add more as your propagation area grows.

Key Features & Benefits

• Drain holes — excess water drains away from the base of cuttings and seeds.
• Plastic web construction — a lightweight tray that is easy to carry and rinse.
• Pliable and crack resistant — the tray flexes under handling rather than splitting.
• Open sides — the sides stay open, which supports airflow around your starts.
• Made in the USA — domestic manufacture, as listed by the distributor.

Who Should Use Premium Propagation Tray

Use it if you start clones or seedlings and want a drained tray at a standard 10 x 20-in size. It suits hobby growers running a few starts and commercial cultivators who standardize their propagation benches.

About Premium Propagation Tray

This is a 10 x 20-in plastic web propagation tray with drain holes and open sides. It is pliable and crack resistant, and it is made in the USA. It is sold as a single tray.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this tray have drain holes?
A: Yes. The tray has drain holes, so excess water can leave the base of the cutting or seed. This helps keep starts from sitting in standing water.

Q: What is it made of?
A: It is made of plastic web. The material is pliable and crack resistant, so the tray tolerates normal handling.

Q: Should I choose a tray with holes or without?
A: Trays with holes drain excess water away. Trays without holes hold water, which some growers use to keep starts moist. Choose based on how you water and how much runoff you want to manage.

Q: What does open sides mean?
A: Open sides means the tray walls are not solid. This design allows air to move around the starts.

Q: How many trays do I get per order?
A: This listing is for one tray, sold each.

Q: Where is it made?
A: It is made in the USA, according to the distributor.