No, nursery trays are typically not suitable for growing aquatic plants as they lack the necessary features for water retention and proper root development.
Yes, nursery trays can be used for growing aquatic plants. These trays are typically designed with drainage holes to prevent waterlogging, making them suitable for growing aquatic plants that require a moist environment. Additionally, nursery trays provide a convenient and organized way to propagate and cultivate aquatic plants, allowing for easy maintenance and transplanting.
Nursery trays can be used for growing aquatic plants, as long as they are properly modified to accommodate the specific needs of the plants, such as providing adequate water circulation and drainage.
