10 Pack 1020 Trays, Extra Thick Heavy Duty Seed Starting Trays - No Holes, No Leak, Reusable Propagation Flats for Microgreens, Seedlings, Plant Germination, Fodder and Transplant

I recently purchased the heavy-duty 1020 tray packs, and I’m really impressed with the quality. These trays are durable and ideal for seed starting, holding up well through repeated use. The bonus of getting a two-pack of heating pads, practically for free, was a great surprise. The pads work well to provide consistent warmth for healthy seedling growth. Overall, this combo offers excellent value for the price, and I’m very satisfied with my purchase. Highly recommend for anyone looking to grow plants in a controlled environment.

Best, very sturdy and worth the investment

I bought two sets of trays. They are of uniform size, shape and design. The trays are thicker than other trays I’ve bought which is quite lovely. They don’t appear to have any imperfections in design.Good, trays are thicker than others, solid and don’t fold as soon as you load them. Tested with 20lbs.Cons, I’d like them a bit cheaper. In my personal opinion, they are about 15% more expensive than need be for what you get.Overall, good quality and uniform design.

Just the right size, just the right strength.I grow Many starts for my vegetable / flower garden each year. This is not a super heavy tray, but my early seedlings don't need that. They will hold 4" - 5" pots of tomatoes (I consider that the largest/heaviest pot I use), If you use seed starting soil, Not Gardening soil. Seed starting soil is lighter, has water retention ingredients such as peat, coco coir, perlite or vermiculite. This also keeps the pot fairly light weight and is better for starting plants.

Very sturdy

These are so sturdy! They’re seriously top notch. Highly recommend getting these for any gardening need. They fit all my seed plug trays well, they are sturdy enough that I can carry all kinds of things in them, they don’t twist or bend and they’re just awesome.

I use these trays for watering house plants and Christmas Cactus and a bunch of succulents. These trays make it very easy to load up all the plants. I fill the trays with water and let the plants sit for 15 to 30 minutes drawing up water. Then I move the plants to another tray to continue draining.

Worth the $$