Plant Germination Drip Trays - Pack of 5-10" by 10" Black Plastic Greenhouse Growing Trays with No Drain Holes - for Seedlings, Microgreens, Wheatgrass, More

I've always used trays that came with purchases from the nursery as drip trays for seedlings started from scratch, but this year I needed something heavier duty. These trays are a convenient size for handling and fit perfectly on my Burpee seed starting shelf unit. I wish there weren't raised channels in the bottom of the trays because seed cups would fit better and sit more stably without them - their intended purpose is not clear to me. However, the trays solved an urgent need I had to corral my seedlings in a tray that would hold drainage water. Ordered as a 10-pack, the cost was very reasonable.

She uses them for sprouts and starts before the growing season and the size has been exactly what she's looking for. She really appreciated that the price was reasonable as well as this is a size that's hard to find in stores.

Because they were of a smaller size I did not have problems with the edges snapping and breaking. The larger one with out holes that I bought (from another company) for these to sit in I did have a problem with that was made from the same type of plasic. The larger(20X20) were cracked in shipping before I could even start using them and then more cracks with use. I had to pick up a heavier outside liner from a green house to place that in so that it would not crack to the point of leaking.So I guess all together a stronger plastic would be better for a more durable product.

These actually didn’t work for what I intentionally purchased them for - preschool board activities. But they are the size they say they are. They are a little flimsier than I had hoped, but my students didn’t destroy them in the short time we used them.

Works ok but pretty thin for the price. Will have to replace again after 1 month of use.

These trays are a little more flexible than most but are more durable than most as well. Compared to other 1010 and 1020 trays I've tried these are the most durable, in fact they seem almost indestructable. I ordered some of these trays along with 1020 trays when I first started growing microgreens. While I've had to replace many of the 1020 trays over the years I've never even had a crack in one of these trays. They are in the same condition as they were when I purchased them and I've planted in them once every two weeks for nearly two years.

Works great, survives outdoors, makes watering easy. Insert trays with individual cells. Cut out 1 cell to make this tray easier to access when watering. Or lift a cell-tray.

These look very nice under some cactus plants on my patio. I only needed two, so getting five of them means I'll have new ones when these crack. The quality is not heavy or tough, but so far they have worked well. And again, they look good.