MQUPIN Seed Trays Starter Kit, 10 Pack 120 Cells Seed
MQUPIN Seed Trays Starter Kit, 10 Pack 120 Cells Seed propagators with Heightened Lid, Seedling Starter Reusable Growing Trays for Plants with Adjustable Window for Indoor or Outdoor, Gree
| Weight: | 1.2 kg |
| Dimensions: | 21.5 x 20.5 x 15 cm; 1.2 Kilograms |
| Brand: | MQUPIN |
| Colour: | Green |
| Dimensions: | 21.5 x 20.5 x 15 cm; 1.2 Kilograms |
So, I stumbled upon the MQUPIN Seed Trays Starter Kit, and it’s been quite the journey from seed to sprout! With 10 packs and 120 cells, it felt like I had my own little botanical laboratory. The adjustable lid and window? Genius! I’ve been experimenting with different growing conditions, and let me tell you, my plant babies are thriving! Plus, the fact that these trays are reusable? It’s like a gift that keeps on giving!
Last year I decided to harvest my hostas seeds and thought I’d give these little seed trays a try with some and they’re now growing and sprouting! The trays are wonderful quality and fantastic for growing little seedlings. Each comes with its own tray, the slots and a cover to keep them protected. You have the option of letting air in via a little vent or not. They even come with little tools and labels.
Highly recommend them!
These trays are perfect for smaller shelf spaces and the higher lids mean the seedlings can stay longer in the covered tray. Useful mini tools and sturdy labels. Buying some more today 🙂
These propagators are proving excellent – for bringing on cuttings, for starting seeds off, or for bringing on bought seedlings. So far we’ve brought on Salvia cuttings and started off seeds of lettuce, chard, parsley, carrots – all going really well on the kitchen window sill.
This is a handy set of trays with everything you need to get seedlings started. I like that the seedling trays are clear, so you can see easily when the roots are big enough for replanting.
The plastic feels reasonable – it’s thicker than some others I have seen, but I doubt it will last more than one season.
I noticed there are no recycling codes on the plastic. I found this quite disappointing as I like to know what type of plastic my seedling trays are made from, so I can avoid the plastics that aren’t food safe. As I don’t know what these are made from I’m hesitant to use them for vegetable/salad plants, so I wouldn’t repurchase.