Burpee SuperSeed Seed Starting Tray | 36 Cell Reusable Seed Starter Tray | for Starting Vegetable, Flower & Herb Seeds | Indoor Grow Kit for Plant Seedlings | for Germination Success

This little star kitis just the right side to start your little seedlings it is durable. It has dream and holes so just the right amount of water stays in the plan has needed the rest of it drains off in the bottom it doesn’t make your roots soggy very good quality, good thickness and white so that you can reuse it again and again.

Nice set, don’t leave it too long in the sun though, overtime they break down

I got several of this seed starter kit recently that holds 8 seedlings, and it's pretty neat for the most part. It has a silicone bottom which makes it super easy to pop the plants out without damaging them when it's time to transplant, which is a huge plus. There's also a watering tray at the bottom, so the soil stays moist but not too wet. It's made of this thick plastic that feels pretty sturdy, so I think it's going to last a while. But, it's not perfect. I've noticed that the roots can grow into the watering area and get all tangled up, which is a bit of a hassle. And it doesn't come with a plastic cover, which I didn't think would be a big deal, but it actually makes it harder to keep the humidity in. Plus, the plastic near the handles is a bit thinner than the rest, so I'm being extra careful not to crack it. It's a decent starter kit overall, just has a few quirks to work around. I really like the smaller ones because they fit on window sills and more importantly they stack up! The big 72 cell ones are really annoying because they take up so much space year around. This is a winner so far. I ordered 10 and of those 1 had cracked plastic around the handles.

Kind of small but a while I was looking for thought they would be much bigger anyways it'll do

This is the second or third time I have purchased these. I like that they are reusable and it's really easy to remove the seedlings from the tray when ready. I want to be more and more sustainable in my gardening, and I feel better being able to reuse these rather than use a throwaway or something that doesn't hold up. These are made with premium materials. You can use the top as a humidity dome, or put it underneath for bottom watering (my preference).

Great seed starting tray, I always struggled to get starts out of those thin plastic disposable trays you can pick up at a big box store, the flexible material at the bottom of the cells and the general shape of the cells make extraction really easy. They've held up through two rounds of starts now and seem like they'll be good for many more. Cleaning them after use probably took 10 minutes, it's not as simple as rinsing and calling it a day unfortunately but hey, less time than it takes to run down to the store and buy another disposable tray so I'm happy with it. In terms of how well starts actually do, I can't say there was a noticeable difference from disposable trays. Getting them out without damaging roots was a help, but for actually germinating seeds ehh, it's not really about the tray. Note that there is no included humidity dome, but you could probably drop any kind of plastic cover on there easy enough or just stay consistent with watering.

Love the concept and product. When received it was in the original packaging. However, the plastic insert was cracked. I am still using ang will order more more. Disappointed in receiving the item cracked. cracked

Really like these. I like that you can see the roots and moisture through the container. I've used them with a grow light and outside. Seem well built, hopefully they don't become brittle after a lot of UV exposure.

They are the easiest to use.

isnt as marketed

I can't tell much more about it. It was broken when delivered and could never use it. I was offered a partial discount that covered half the amount I paid. Very flimsy and doubt it is really dishwasher safe.

They were both broken and cracked