Plastic Plant Trays Prosperplast KBISS10-3020 — 16 pcs red, 234×77×92 mm

Prosperplast KBISS10-3020 plastic plant trays are supplied as a set of 16 red containers, each with external dimensions of 234×77×92 mm. These compact trays are intended for seedling propagation, organizing small plants and temporary housing of young specimens in hobby gardens, nurseries and indoor seed-starting areas. Their uniform size simplifies handling, stacking on benches or shelves and efficient use of available space while the bright color improves visibility during routine work.

Advantages

The trays are made of molded plastic that offers lightness and resistance to humidity and common garden chemicals. Consistent dimensions across the set ensure even spacing and uniform water distribution when used with appropriate substrates. The rigid sides maintain shape under normal handling and the smooth interior is easy to clean. Being supplied in a pack of 16 provides an economical solution for small-scale propagation without needing to purchase individual pots.

Suitable for

• Starting seeds and growing seedlings
• Organizing cuttings and young plants in greenhouse benches
• Temporary transplanting and plant sorting
• Indoor windowsill or balcony propagation

Key specifications

• Quantity in set: 16 pieces
• Color: red
• External dimensions: 234 × 77 × 92 mm (length × width × height)
• Material: plastic (rigid molded construction)
• Suitable for bench, shelf or tray placement

How to use

Place each tray on a flat, stable surface such as a bench, shelf or waterproof tray. Fill with a suitable potting mix or seed-starting substrate to the recommended depth for the chosen crop, ensuring consistent fill level across the set to promote uniform germination. Sow seeds or place seedlings/cuttings according to the species-specific spacing and water gently to settle the substrate. Monitor moisture and light conditions and move trays as needed for optimal temperature and humidity control. Clean and dry trays between cycles to reduce the risk of pests and disease.

Usage recommendations

Use trays with a well-draining seed-starting mix and avoid prolonged waterlogging. For easier handling and reduced spillage, place the trays on larger drip trays or bench liners. Regularly inspect for rootbound plants and transplant to larger containers when root development requires more space.