5-Pack 1020 Garden Growing Trays without Drain Holes - 10" x 20" Plastic Plant Trays No Holes - Wheatgrass Sprouting Tray, Microgreens Seed Tray, Hydroponic Trays, Nursery Flats, & Greenhouse Supplies

Have been very happy with these. It's been a few years and they have held up well to yearly use.

These trays have been very sturdy! I anticipate them lasting for a long time. We are currently using them to grow wheatgrass, but we look forward to seeing what other microgreens we can produce in our home.We are currently using two trays in this photo.

Nice trays! They are durable enough for multiple uses. They are flexible but never had one break. Good drainage. Good value for your money. I would buy these again

I was excited to get these trays to reuse every year to start my seedlings. Never again would I need peat pots; I could use my soil-block maker to start my seedlings in the greenhouse and all I have to buy is soil. They work fine, but they are a bit flimsier than I was expecting. And had I known the holes for drainage would look like someone took a hot glue gun and sloppily burned them in like an afterthought, I would have gotten the ones without holes and used a drill to make my own.

I have had much cheaper versions of these and they got holes easily and were sup flimsy. These hold together so well!! I have them loaded full with pots and water and I'm still able to pick up and move around when needed with no problems. There is a good amount of them and they perform exactly how I want them to.

I was using these for holding 4” starting pots. Works fine for those. I tried to use them to transport 5-1 gallon tomatoes plants to farmers market, they broke. Disappointed that they were relatively expensive, yet flimsy.

These work wonderful for us for growing micro greens. Having trouble finding watering trays though that they will fit down in. The ones we’ve tried are too small. Any recommendation for companion trays?

The media could not be loaded. We use these growing trays inside to Starr our plants. They're empty here because they have done their job. They stack so nicely and store away until we need them for the next growing patch.