Seedling Tray - 98 Cell - 10 x 20 in - Drainage Holes

Start Nearly a Hundred Seedlings in One Tray - 10 x 20 in

Starting seeds one pot at a time wastes bench space and time. This seedling tray groups 98 cells in a single plastic tray with drainage holes, so you can sow, water and move a large batch together and let excess water drain away from the roots.

Sold as a single tray, it suits hobbyists trialling seed starting and growers who want to add trays as their needs grow. Its compact footprint fits a standard propagation shelf or bench.

Key Features & Benefits

• 98 cells — start a large number of seedlings in one tray.
• Drainage holes — let excess water escape so mix does not stay waterlogged.
• Plastic construction — light to handle and easy to rinse between uses.
• 10 x 20 in footprint — fits compact propagation areas.
• Made in the USA — domestic manufacture.

Who Should Use Seedling Tray 98 Cell

Home gardeners, indoor growers and commercial propagation teams who start many seedlings at once and want a simple, reusable tray format.

About Seedling Tray 98 Cell

This is a plastic 98 cell seedling tray with drainage holes. It measures 20 in long by 10 in wide and about 2 in high, and weighs 0.4 lb. It is made in the USA and sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many cells does this tray have?
A: It has 98 cells. That lets you start many seedlings in one tray.

Q: Does the tray have drainage holes?
A: Yes. Drainage holes let excess water leave the cells so the starting mix does not sit saturated.

Q: How big is the tray?
A: It is 20 in long and 10 in wide. Check your shelf or heat mat dimensions before ordering.

Q: What is a cell in a seedling tray?
A: A cell is one small individual compartment that holds starting mix and one seedling. Separate cells keep roots apart and make transplanting easier.

Q: Do I need a second tray underneath?
A: Because the cells drain, a solid tray or surface beneath catches runoff. Use one that suits your setup.