There are several types of plastic trays used in horticulture, including seedling trays, propagation trays, nursery trays, and plug trays. These trays are designed to support the growth and development of plants, providing proper drainage, aeration, and space for root expansion. Seedling trays are used for germinating seeds, propagation trays for rooting cuttings, nursery trays for growing young plants, and plug trays for producing uniform seedlings or plugs for transplanting.
There are several types of plastic trays commonly used in horticulture, including seedling trays, propagation trays, plug trays, and nursery trays. Each type serves a specific purpose in the cultivation and propagation of plants.
There are several different types of plastic trays commonly used in horticulture, including seed trays, plug trays, cell trays, and propagation trays. Seed trays are shallow, flat trays used for germinating seeds. Plug trays have individual cells or compartments designed to hold seedlings or plugs. Cell trays have larger cells compared to plug trays and are used for growing larger plants. Propagation trays are used for rooting cuttings or propagating plants, typically with a bottom tray and a clear plastic dome to create a greenhouse-like environment.
