200 Cell, 10pcs-Pack Thick Durable Seed Starter Trays

I bought these 200 cell plant containers sort of skeptically based on having small grow holes. I couldn't have been more wrong. The zinnias grew incredibly well, and can maximize space by using these over 72 cell containers. Great value! Sturdy material compared with other trays, so they are very functional for a wide variety of plants. Standard black color is good, especially for cold weather growing, keeps those roots a little warmer. Cleaning is easy, and as mentioned previously, the thickness was much better than expected. I am fan, I will be buying more in the future, and already cannot wait for the next growing season (its only June).

These are some of my favorite starter trays! I love getting my seeds started in these sturdy trays each year. They have held up like new for the last two years and look like they will continue to hold up for many years to come! They are very thick and sturdy, high quality.

The media could not be loaded. I love these, so much better than standard 72 cells, more efficient, the shallower tray is easier and less vertical space, no middle of the tray sagging, very firm and not flimsy like others. The cell trays and water tray combo is cheaper than regular ones at Walmart and you get 200 cells instead of 72.

The plastic is of a thickness and fairly flexible so the tray bends without cracking. This tray is not perforated so don't expect it to break into 6 cell packs. The plastic is thin enough that you won't want to pick up a tray of plants without some kind of support. They'll work well for my gardening means.

I never knew I needed 720 tiny homes for my plant babies until I got this 10-pack of 72-cell seedling trays. Now, I feel like the proud landlord of the world’s smallest botanical apartment complex.First off, these trays hold soil like champions—none of that flimsy, fall-apart nonsense. I once accidentally dropped a tray, and instead of a dirt disaster, it bounced like it had superhero reflexes. (Okay, maybe not that bouncy, but still impressive.)Planting in these is like speed-dating for seeds. I threw in bok choy, lettuce, and strawberries, and suddenly my greenhouse looked like a tiny rainforest. Who knew I had a green thumb? (Spoiler: I don’t. These trays just make it idiot-proof.)Water drainage is on point—no drowned seedlings here! Plus, they stack so well that I briefly considered building a seedling skyscraper. If you’re a gardening nerd or just love the thrill of watching plants sprout like magic, these trays are a must-have.Final verdict: 10/10, would turn my greenhouse into a tiny plant metropolis again.

As others have said, these are really sturdy and look durable, however, they don't quite fit inside a 20" x 10" drip tray. I haven't removed any seedling from the cells yet, and that may be another problem since the hole is super small and the plastic too hard to "push" the plant out from the bottom. Not sure I would buy them again.

Extremely heavy duty so much better then the stuff you get locally

Have been reusing these for years now. Great for starting seeds. Not the best to transplant straight to the ground as the cells are small but possible. I get better results moving them to a larger cell before putting in the ground. For the price of 2 at lowes this was a better deal for 10 as I grow hundreds of plants per season.