1440 Cells Seedling Starter Trays for Seed Germination +10 Plant Labels (240, 6-Cell Trays)

These trays are nice! Good quality, come apart easy when needed. They will tear on their own time when wet and full of soil so be careful! Hold a great amount of seed! Great depth for starting, i have started everything from tomatoes to pumpkins in these! They drain properly, about as easy as it gets! Overall performance is well! Definitely will buy again

These trays are pretty strong. Got them today. Haven't used them yet but I'm excited. I was worried they would be cheap and easily torn but I'm actually impressed. They are not the thickest material on the base where the roots will sprout but if your cautious when your plant is ready to move out I don't think you will have any issues being able to reuse these over again.

Just as described. Quick shipping. Will definitely buy again

So first of all be aware that as the title states these are “Seedling Starter Trays” and NOT what you would commonly refer to as 6-packs. You can fit 72 cells in a standard tray vs. just 36 of the traditional 6-packs. The reviews that say they are too small means the buyer didn’t read the description! They are supposed to be this size for seed starters.The trays themselves are standard gauge and durability so don’t expect anything sturdier. They will rip if you pull them hard and will likely not last for more than a few plantings. The best part about them is that they are deeper than others being offered here which means they will sit at the bottom of the tray and absorb water in a standard height tray.Now the problem with the ad…..it states “ Twenty 10"x20" 'flats', contains 1440 cells, (will ship as 'half flats' for best shipping cost).”. So I was expecting them to be 10X10 flats since it states they will ship as ‘half flats’ but instead I received all individual 6 cell flats. Not what I was expecting and not the best for my needs as I plant 36 cells at a time and am used to the 36 cell trays. The ad should be re-written to reflect what you are actually getting.

We are replacing our lawn with creeping thyme and it takes a lot of plants. They cost about $1 a plug so I am trying to grow my own. First I just bought 1400 Hydro Dynamics Root Riot Plugs (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007ZU5YUO?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details). I thought I could stand them up in a tray but their inverted cone shape kept falling over. They fit perfectly in these trays. They are very reasonably priced and probably won't last a lot of seasons. They are pliable which I like because we will be able to push them out easily from the bottom when transplanting. and we need everything to be as simple and time saving as possible when planting so many.

These sit right into my greenhouse shelves perfectly. Drain well for my plants the need good draining soil. But also have perfect tiny hole to sit down into water for plants that require more moisture.

Fits in standard flat. Tags are ok.

I thought they was bigger