Seed Trays Wholesale NZ, Factory Price, Free Samples, Fast Delivery! We are a professional seedling trays supplier with 20 years of manufacturing experience. We supply propagation trays with good quality and competitive prices.
We can ship seedling trays NZ, such as North Island and South Island. We also can ship seed raising trays to major cities in New Zealand, such as Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Palmerston North, Queenstown, Invercargill, New Plymouth, Rotorua etc.
Our seed starting trays size: 6 cell, 8 cell, 12 cell, 15 cell, 18 cell, 20 cell, 21 cell, 32 cell, 36 cell, 40 cell, 50 cell, 51 cell, 72 cell, 98 cell, 104 cell, 105 cell, 128 cell, 144 cell, 162 cell, 200 cell, 288 cell or according to your requirements.
Our heavy duty seed trays size: 4 cell, 24 cell, 32 cell, 105 cell, 144 cell, 162 cell or according to your requirements. Our deep root seed starting trays size: 6 cell, 12 cell, 20 cell, 24 cell, 32 cell, 50 cell, 105 cell or according to your requirements.
We also have 1020 seed trays, microgreen trays, paddy seedling tray, seed starting trays with dome and seed trays with lids. This will enable you to choose the plastic seed trays that suit your needs.
Our seedling trays are made of high quality polystyrene (PS). Color, shape, sizes and logo can be customized to meet your best seed starting trays requirement. We have the ability to create custom plastic seedling trays for any customer.
Seed trays NZ OEM and ODM are all available. We are able to make different thickness and weight. If you want your own Private Label, please send us the label or logo you want to print on the nursery trays, and we will proofing for you.
Our seed starter trays are reusable. You can use these seed starting supplies in the greenhouse, indoors and outdoors. You can reuse them after washing them. You can use these germination trays for growing fruit trees, vegetables and flower seeds etc.
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As a plastic nursery trays manufacturer, we make sure that our reusable seed starting trays are qualified products. We can also provide free samples for testing. Contact us and let’s win more markets together.
It's easy to find root trainer trays online or in garden centres. Most seed raising trays are made from plastic, which makes them lightweight and durable. You can buy individual trays or multipacks of different sizes.
Seed propagation trays come in many different shapes, but the most common ones are square and rectangular. You can also find round and hexagonal seed trays. These types of sprouting trays are great for growing plants like tomatoes or strawberries.
The plastic nursery tray has holes in the bottom which allow good drainage and air circulation around the roots of your plants. You can water your seeds from above. Your seeds will not get waterlogged and they will germinate quickly.
Microgreen trays are usually made from transparent plastic so that you can see the seeds growing inside. You will need to transplant small plants (such as carrots or lettuce plants) into larger pots or into the ground when they get bigger than the seed planting trays size allows them to remain.
Seed raising trays are made of plastic, wooden, metal etc. You can buy seed trays in NZ. Seedling trays for sale have different shapes and sizes.
You should consider which plants you want to grow. If you're growing only one type of plant, then a standard size will be fine. But if you're going to sow several varieties at once, then a large seed germination tray may be better because there will be more room for them all.
The type of seed sprouter tray that you use depends on the kind of seeds that you are growing. Make sure you have enough room for each seedling to grow without crowding each other out. In this way, each seedling has enough space to grow up straight and tall, instead of getting "stuck" between two neighbors on either side!
The next step is to decide how much time you have available to tend your seedlings. Some people like to have everything ready all at once so they can get on with planting out straight away; others prefer to leave things until just before they need them, so they don't have lots of plants sitting around waiting for attention.
Make sure your trays have drainage holes in them. So no water will accumulate at the bottom of the tray. Otherwise, water will take longer to drain through the soil. This can lead to fungal diseases and rot. It will also take longer for air circulation around plants, leading them to become susceptible to disease or pests such as whitefly or spider mites.
Watering seed cell trays is an important part of maintaining healthy plants. Seeds need water to germinate and grow. A lack of water will kill them, so make sure they get enough moisture before planting. Follow these tips for watering seed starting trays and you'll have strong, healthy plants.
Water from above using a spray bottle or mister. You won't have to worry about getting wet or having standing water in your hard plastic seedling trays after watering. Use warm water. Cold water can shock young seedlings and delay their growth by several days or more. It will work best for most seeds if the temperature is between 70 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
Don't add fertilizer right away; this could burn your seeds' roots if the solution is too strong or not diluted enough. Do not use a fertilizer with a large amount of nitrogen. Because the plants will grow too fast and produce weak, spindly stems.
Once your seeds have sprouted and grown a few leaves, use about 1/4 teaspoon of fertilizer for every one gallon (4 liters) of warm water to give them a boost as they grow into sturdy young plants.
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