5" by 5" by 2" Deep Garden Trays w/Drain Holes - 20 Pack - Greenhouse/Gardening Plant Grow Flats

Too small period thought Mike be bigger

I place a little vermiculite under a Hemp terrafiber 5"x5" grow mat in the Garden Tray. Add a mix of seeds and place in an ebb and flow hydroponic tray. Each tray results in a helping or two of microgreens in about 10 days. The trays are a little light, but I am able to reuse them if I don't abuse them too badly. I've also had success growing small batches of radishes using either a mat or cocoa fiber. The trays are perfect for my application.

They are flimsy came crinkled up like paper but filled with soil they returned to their shape easy, the whole lift and pour watering method to fill the 10x20 is hard cuz these are so soft soil cracks n shifts with every lift but not like it’s really that important plants love to grow and the don’t complain about their surroundings often 🤣

I collect unusual ferns, which sparked an interest in growing them from spores. I knew exactly what I needed for the project, but had a heckuva job finding small trays for the growing media, and here they are! I should have known to start out searching on Amazon. These are a bit deeper than I need, but I don't need to fill them up to the rim. Perfect for what I have in mind.

I was lucky to get one use from these. I get many things from this shop and they are great, I use this to grow my succulent tile sod. but it does not hold up at all. I will keep trying

Thin plastic but no worse than I expected. I have reused one for microgreens and it is still usable. It should be OK a few more times.

I was really excited about these when I found them. I was planning to use them to propagate succulents because some of them hang like string of pearls and they need to develop roots from multiple nodes on the cutting. I probably still will, but they are pretty floppy once they are filled with dirt. The plastic is too thin for a pot this wide.

Arrived a little crumpled, but easily popped back into shape.