Seedling Tray - 72 Cell - 10 x 20-in

Start 72 Seedlings in One Tray - 10 x 20 in Footprint

Starting seeds one pot at a time takes space and effort. This seedling tray groups 72 cells in a single flat, so you can sow, water and move a whole batch together. Drainage holes let excess water leave the cells, and the pliable, crack-resistant plastic is built to survive repeated handling.

Sold each, this tray suits hobbyists, small indoor growers and anyone running a trial batch. Buyers who plan to start seedlings at larger scale will find it useful as a repeatable unit to build on.

Key Features & Benefits

• 72 cells — start many seedlings in one flat.
• Drainage holes — excess water can escape the cells.
• Pliable, crack-resistant plastic — it flexes under handling instead of breaking.
• 10 x 20 in footprint — a clear size to plan shelf and bench space around.
• Made in the USA — origin is stated plainly.

Who Should Use This Seedling Tray

Use it if you start plants from seed indoors and want an organized, multi-cell format. It suits home gardeners, small growers and anyone preparing seedlings before transplanting into larger containers or hydroponic systems.

About This Seedling Tray

This is a 72-cell plastic seedling tray measuring 20 in long by 10 in wide. It has drainage holes and is made in the USA. It ships at 0.4 lb and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many cells does this tray have?
A: The tray has 72 cells. Each cell holds one seedling start, so a single tray covers a large batch.

Q: Does it have drainage holes?
A: Yes. Drainage holes let excess water leave the cells, which helps keep media from staying saturated.

Q: What size is the tray?
A: It measures 20 in long by 10 in wide, with a listed height of 2 in. Check your shelf or bench space against those figures before ordering.

Q: Is this a single tray or a case?
A: It is sold each, meaning one tray per order unit.

Q: Is the plastic tough enough for reuse?
A: The plastic is described as pliable and crack resistant, so it tolerates handling better than brittle trays. Clean it between uses to keep it ready for the next batch.

Q: Does it need a tray underneath?
A: Because it has drainage holes, a solid tray or catch surface under it will keep drained water off shelves. Choose one that fits the 10 x 20 in footprint.