There are several types of plastic trays commonly used in plant propagation, including standard seed trays, cell packs, plug trays, and propagation trays.
There are several types of plastic trays commonly used in plant propagation, including seedling trays, plug trays, and cell trays. Seedling trays have multiple compartments for individual seeds or seedlings, while plug trays have larger compartments for transplanting young plants. Cell trays consist of individual cells or compartments, often with a hole at the bottom for drainage. These trays provide an organized and efficient way to start and grow plants from seeds or cuttings.
There are several different types of plastic trays commonly used in plant propagation, including seed trays, plug trays, and cell trays. Seed trays are shallow, flat trays with individual compartments or slots for planting seeds. Plug trays have larger, deeper compartments designed to hold plugs or small transplants. Cell trays are similar to plug trays but have smaller compartments, usually with a single cell for each plant. These trays are often made of durable plastic materials and are designed to provide optimal growing conditions for young plants during propagation.
