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10 Pack Seed Starter Kits, 72 Cell Seedling Trays Plastic Gardening Germination Tray Nursery Pots Mini Plant Propagator Growing Kit Seedling Tray

£98.58
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Description

General description

These 10 Pack Seed Starter Kits are ideal for growing a variety of seedlings, including starter seeds and succulents. They are also suitable for vegetables, although it is recommended to use a flat watering tray (not included) to prevent rapid drying by watering from below. Made from thick, durable plastic, these trays are reusable and designed to last longer than degradable options.

Technical specifications

  • Material: Sturdy BPA-free plastic
  • Dimensions: Entire Tray: 21.2'' x 11'' x 2.2'' (L x W x H)
  • Cell dimensions: 1.5'' x 1.5'' (top), 0.8'' x 0.8'' (bottom), 2.2'' (height)
  • Number of cells per tray: 72
  • Total cells in pack: 720
  • Installation

  • Place the seedling trays in a flat watering tray for optimal watering.
  • Usage

  • Perfect for germinating vegetables, herbs, flowers, and other seedlings.
  • Promotes healthy root circulation and minimizes transplant shock.
  • Allows for effective drainage with a bottom drainage hole design to prevent water accumulation.
  • Other information

  • Durable and hard to deform, suitable for indoor use for extended longevity.
  • Easy to clean and reusable.
  • Features

    • Brand
      ROSE
    • Pcs per pack
      10
    • Intended use
      Indoor
    • Diameter
      4.6 cm
    • Integrated drainage
      Yes
    • Height
      5.6 cm
    • Width
      27.9 cm
    • Length
      53.8 cm
    • Material
      Plastic
    • Reusable
      Yes
    • Type of planting pot and seed tray
      Germinator
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME71707655
    • MMID
      748627254140
    • Product code
      Mano-WZ-40510
    • EAN
      9021708006454
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