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5 Pack Seed Trays, Growing Trays with Lids, Mini Greenhouse for Seedlings, Germination, Growing Flowers and Plants (12 cells per tray) Growing Set
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Description
General Description
Our plastic germination tray kit includes a base tray, a 12-cell tray, and a transparent lid, allowing you to clearly observe the seed germination process. This seed tray is designed to keep seedlings moist and maintain a consistent soil temperature, promoting ideal conditions for accelerated germination. It is made of high-quality, durable, and reusable plastic, with drainage holes at the bottom to prevent overwatering. This kit is ideal for starting seeds of succulents, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and many more, suitable for families, farms, and balconies alike.Technical Specifications
- Material: High-quality plastic
- Number of cells: 12 per tray
- Dimensions: Not specified
Compatibility and Accessories
- Includes 2 seed lifters
- Includes 10 labels for recording seed type
Installation
- Fill the cells with soil, mixed with a base fertilizer if desired
- Place the seeds in the soil and cover with a shallow layer of soil
- Pour in the correct amount of water
Use
- Use the transparent lid to monitor moisture and the Heat
- After germination, open the cover to increase ventilation and reduce humidity
Other information
- Tips: A transparent cover can be used after planting to control humidity and reduce water evaporation.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ColourWhite
- Intended useOutdoor
- Height35 cm
- Width15 cm
- Length15 cm
- MaterialPlastic
- Type of planting pot and seed trayGerminator
- ManoMano ReferenceME220734076
- MMID461050494457
- Product codeBT-UK2025YS-58927
- EAN9140747203270
Advice from
What to do in the garden in February
February is a chilly month meaning there's not a huge amount you can do in the garden. That said, the days are getting longer and nature is coming out of hibernation little by little. If the weather allows it, you may even be able to cautiously start sowing a few seeds under cold frames towards the end of the month.
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