No, nursery trays are not typically suitable for starting succulent seeds as succulents have different growth requirements and need well-draining soil. Succulent seeds are best started in seed trays or shallow containers with a specific succulent soil mix that allows for proper drainage and aeration.
No, nursery trays are not typically suitable for starting succulent seeds as they require a specialized environment with well-draining soil and proper ventilation. Succulent seeds have specific needs, such as minimal moisture and air circulation, which can be better provided in individual containers or specialized seed starting trays.
No, nursery trays are typically not suitable for starting succulent seeds. Succulents have different germination requirements, such as a well-draining soil mix and controlled moisture levels. Nursery trays may not provide the necessary conditions for succulent seed germination and growth. It is recommended to use specialized succulent seed-starting trays or shallow containers with suitable soil mix to ensure successful germination and healthy seedlings.
