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Seedling tray The seedling tray is a basic agricultural tool widely used for germinating seeds and seedlings of all types, whether vegetables, fruits, ornamental plants, or herbs. This tray allows the production of a large number of seedlings in a small space and organizes the farming process more efficiently. Specifications of the seedling tray Number of holes: 200, 105, 54, and 72 holes (cells/openings). Material: High-quality plastic resistant to weather conditions to maintain durability and reusability. Common model color: Black. Drainage holes: Drainage holes are available at the bottom of each hole to ensure water drainage and protect roots from rotting. Features of the seedling tray Organizing seed growth: Each hole provides a separate space for one seedling, preventing root tangling and controlling seedling distribution accurately. Space-saving: Enables planting a large number of seedlings in limited space, suitable for nurseries, home gardens, and small farms. Air capacity and drainage: Drainage holes ensure good aeration for roots and maintain optimal moisture for healthy, strong growth. Suitable for various types: Suitable for germinating seeds of tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, broccoli, cabbage, lettuce, and many ornamental plants and crops. Portability: The tray can be easily carried and seedlings transferred for final planting without damaging the roots. Ease of labeling varieties: Arranged to allow easy identification of different varieties by writing or attaching labels directly on or around the tray. How to use the seedling tray Fill the holes with suitable agricultural soil (a mix of peat moss and vermiculite or light compost). Plant the seed or small seedling in each hole at an appropriate depth. Water regularly, monitoring moisture levels. Cover the tray with a transparent plastic bag or humidity dome to stimulate quick germination (optional). Fertilize and support as needed, gradually exposing seedlings to light. Transfer seedlings to permanent soil or pots when they reach the appropriate size. Important tips when using the seedling tray Always use sterilized soil mix to reduce diseases. Do not leave the trays in direct sunlight for long periods during germination. Gently spray water or use a spray bottle to avoid washing away the seeds. Be sure to label each row or hole if planting multiple varieties. The seedling tray is a smart and practical option for those wishing to produce strong, uniformly growing seedlings quickly and efficiently while saving cost and space. Order now before the stock runs out.