10 Pcs Gardening Trays with Drain Holes - 20×10 Inch Plantation Seedlings Greenhouse Container Seed Starter for Microgreens Sprouts Wheatgrass 1020

I like That these trays have no holes!

I was hesitant on purchasing this item because other brands are so flimsy. This brand was not flimsy at all. It's definitely a better quality than other brands. I even re-ordered this product.

These trays hold so many starter seeds that I can use half the trays for flowers and the other half for vegetables to get them started. They aren't super durable and get heavy when filled with soil. You need two hands to hold and even then, it's wobbly. It was to be expected though so I move on. I haven't noticed any tears in the trays themselves so I think they will hold up after multiple uses with care. Overall, I like these because I can do quite a bit for a reasonable price. It's enough to get things growing large enough to be transplanted. These are just what I needed to get summer started.

Perfect for starting plants indoors. Can fit 18 3" peat pots or 8 5" ones.

These seedling trays are thicker than other trays I have, which is very important once you start handling seedling trays; especially when you do it with dirt plugs. I am satisfied with the quality and size of these trays and they work well for me. After using them I carefully washed them and they are ready for the next season. I am satisfied with this product and definitely a big help in the seedling starting process.

This is a stack of standard 10 x 20 nursery propagation trays, with no drainage holes (there are definitely circumstances where you want water retained, rather than drained away, and I touch on that later). They arrived well-packed and all in excellent condition. It’s definitely a fair price for the stack of 10 and they meet my gardening needs more than well. Unlike terra cotta pots (intended to last decades), standard plastic nursery pots and trays are intended as consumable items with a lifespan of one to several years. For a pack of 10 this is a very fair price for good product shipped to your doorstep.Like all gardeners, we are masters at recycling items, so I end up with a collection of usable 6-packs and pots of 4-inch on up, which I wash out and sterilize for subsequent use. In the course of each year’s growing I end up with an eclectic collection of little pots and packs, all of which I need to keep corralled for watering, feeding, and infrequent moving.These trays are perfect for this purpose and, are especially useful absent drainage holes for the summer months of inland California where the high temperatures require regular watering and moisture retention (and often shade cloth or other protection for young plants).There are also instances requiring mass propagation of seedlings, such as flat of spring onions and lettuce (which are natural companion plants in the vegetable garden as well). With trays having no drainage but I need one or two for a seedling flat with drainage, I can simply punch a series of drainage holes to fabricate what I need (I find that an electric soldering iron is the easiest to do this with plastic).

First, these were so stuck together when they arrived that I struggled to separate them. One corner actually cracked while I was getting them apart. Then, once filled with dirt, they are really flimsy. You absolutely must carry them with two hands, and even then, be prepared to dump them (I did this not once, but freaking twice!).I have much nicer trays for just a little more money. I'll keep these to use when I'm completely out of my other trays, but I don't expect them to last longer than a season or possibly two.Save you money.

These look just like the ones you see in full of sales plants in the garden section of the big box stores but they seem a little more durable and slightly more sturdy. At least when I have one full of seeding containers it doesn't try to fold in half immediately. As long as I treat them nicely they should last several growing seasons.

Not as heavy duty as advertised .

For starting seeds off

These trays have two qualities I don't like:1. They are quite floppy - when you have multiple pots of plants in them, they must be carried very carefully in order to avoid twisting and dumping some of the plants.2. They stick together so well that pliers are required to separate them from each other.

I needed trays to fit into small greenhouses to stand seed trays in so I could water the seeds from the bottom. These trays do not have drainage holes which is why I bought them.

Trays seamed fairly sturdy at first but get stuck together so tightly that they all started cracking within a week from pulling them apart.