YAUNGEL Seed Trays, Thicken Propagator XL Growing Seedling Starter Durable Growing Trays with Humidity Vented Domes and Base for Greenhouse & Gardens, 4 Pack 160 Cells, Black

"Green thumb approved! These seed trays are a game-changer for starting seedlings. Sturdy, easy to use, and with vented domes for humidity control, they make propagation a breeze. Perfect for both greenhouses and gardens. Bonus: the green color makes them look as good as they perform!"

very good for the price

Good quality outer case, tags and tools, not keen on the cells tho, they are a bit fragile when taking your plants out, and they can hold water a bit too much with the hole being a bit small, so poor drainage, the cells wont last long if you do a lot of seedlings like i do, other than that, just buy some decent cells, and the rest is great..

Very good quality, very impressed.

Good size, nice to to be able to see root growth, ideal for starting seedlings.

They seem OK but to say these are made from 1mm thick plastic is just an outright lie. Presumably this is to justify the higher price compared to other options.

Very good quality compared to other trays that I have bought. The individual compartments are quite small and the seedlings will need repotting soonish.The rotating vents and the little handle on the top are very useful.They come with a couple of small plastic tools. Initially thought that these were a bit of a gimmick however they have been really useful.Also contains a large quantity of white plastic labels to identify planted seeds and plants.

after much searching to make sure of a decent and sturdy non heated propagator, out popped this beauty on the featured section. honestly folks as a allotment holder, it has made life easier. i Just stick a heat mat underneath and stack up 3, rotate next day. stick the others on the heater and it works. only matter to be aware is the dome vent aren't necessarily the same tightness on all of them. though it won't be a problem, but I am a little extra so, i just tape the slightly loose ones until the seeds germinate...