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The Containerwise Charles Dowding No Dig Propagation Tray is an essential tool for dedicated home gardeners and professional growers who prioritize plant health and efficient seed starting. This 60-cell tray is designed for long-term use and consistent results, though its compact cell size means it is better suited for starting small seeds or initial propagation rather than long-term growth of large vegetable transplants.
| Model Part Number | CD60 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Containerwise |
While the material is durable, we recommend hand washing with warm soapy water to extend the life of the plastic.
Yes, they are ideal for indoor use, provided you have a tray underneath to catch any water runoff from the drainage holes.
The trays are made from high-quality, long-life, UV-stabilized plastic designed to withstand repeated use.
With dimensions of 350mm x 210mm, they fit into most standard professional-sized seed tray carriers.
These are primarily designed for propagation. While you can place them outdoors, they are meant for starting seeds in a controlled environment.
Ensure the soil is moist before attempting extraction; tap the bottom of the cell gently to loosen the root ball.
Use a slightly coarser potting mix or a thin layer of horticultural grit at the base of each cell before adding finer compost.
For optimal results, fill the cells with a fine-grade, moist seed-starting mix. Because the tray is made of high-quality, durable plastic, it can be reused indefinitely if cared for correctly. To maintain the tray, wash it with warm, soapy water after each growing cycle. If you are starting seeds early in the season, this tray is fully compatible with standard seedling heat mats and humidity domes. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents, as these may degrade the material over time.
