No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting aquatic plant cuttings as they are not designed to hold water and may not provide the necessary conditions for successful growth.
No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting aquatic plant cuttings. Aquatic plants require specific conditions such as being submerged in water, whereas nursery trays are designed for soil-based plants. Using proper aquatic plant propagation methods, such as placing cuttings in water or using specialized aquatic plant propagation trays, is essential for successful growth.
No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting aquatic plant cuttings as they do not provide the necessary conditions for proper growth and development of aquatic plants. Aquatic plants require a specific environment with ample access to water and nutrients, which cannot be provided by nursery trays. It is recommended to use specialized aquatic planting containers or trays that are designed to meet the specific requirements of these plants.
