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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on April 16, 2025In this seed starter tray, I have planted seeds for cosmos flowers and basil, and transplanted some straggling begonia seedlings to try and spur more growth. In 4 days, I am seeing good germination among the seeds and some continued growth among the begonias. I'm pleased! This is going to get a lot of use.
Here are some things I like about it:
* compact: very little shelf space is required, especially because you can stack the two boxes on two of each other. And if you aren't using them, you can stack all pieces in even less space.
* clear plastic cell tray gives great visual on root growth and water content. Also, they are deep, helping to train better root systems.
* grow lights - these seem to be working well and encouraging good growth. I have just kept them on the full spectrum.
* tray for bottom watering and keeping a clean shelf
* vents are easy to control - simple design that does the trick
The biggest potential limitation I can identify is that each tray has 40 cells (80 cells total), and the lights are controlled by the same switch. Depending on the scale of your gardening needs, it may be too much. For me, I'm growing flowers for the garden, so glad for something so space efficient to get seeds started.
In this seed starter tray, I have planted seeds for cosmos flowers and basil, and transplanted some straggling begonia seedlings to try and spur more growth. In 4 days, I am seeing good germination among the seeds and some continued growth among the begonias. I'm pleased! This is going to get a lot of use.
Here are some things I like about it:
* compact: very little shelf space is required, especially because you can stack the two boxes on two of each other. And if you aren't using them, you can stack all pieces in even less space.
* clear plastic cell tray gives great visual on root growth and water content. Also, they are deep, helping to train better root systems.
* grow lights - these seem to be working well and encouraging good growth. I have just kept them on the full spectrum.
* tray for bottom watering and keeping a clean shelf
* vents are easy to control - simple design that does the trick
The biggest potential limitation I can identify is that each tray has 40 cells (80 cells total), and the lights are controlled by the same switch. Depending on the scale of your gardening needs, it may be too much. For me, I'm growing flowers for the garden, so glad for something so space efficient to get seeds started.Images in this review
