Doubleggs 240-Cell Seed Starter Tray Kit | 20 Biodegradable Peat Pots & 200 Labels

Kickstart Your Indoor or Outdoor Seedling Journey

The Doubleggs Seed Starter Tray Kit is designed to make germination and early growth simpler, whether you’re nurturing herbs on a sunny windowsill or growing vegetables in a garden bed. Each cell measures 1.6 inches in width, 1.6 inches in length, and 2 inches in depth, striking a balance between compact space and healthy initial growth. The soft wood-pulp trays have a gentle texture that plants can root into with ease, supporting sturdy beginnings for a wide variety of seeds including herbs, microgreens, vegetables, and flowers.

What’s in the box

• 20 seed germination trays (240 cells) for scalable seed starting
• 200 premium planting labels to keep every variety organized
• 2 mini transplanting tools for careful relocation
• Foldable sprayer for controlled, even watering

Key features and practical benefits

• Minimize transplant shock by preserving delicate roots during the move from indoors to soil
• Natural wood-pulp material supports easy root penetration and healthy early growth
• Versatile use for indoor setups or outdoor gardens; the peat pots are designed for direct soil planting
• Flexibility to cut the tray into 12 smaller cells for customized layouts
• Peat pots degrade in soil, reducing waste and contributing to soil structure over time

How to get the most from this kit? Start seeds indoors in the uniform cells, keep the soil consistently moist with the foldable sprayer, and label progress with the included 200 plant labels. When seedlings are ready, transplant with minimal root disturbance by planting the peat pots directly into the ground or containers.

Whether you’re exploring a hobby garden or planning a larger seed-start routine, this kit provides a structured, sensory-friendly path from seed to transplant. You can enjoy the neat organization of labels, the tactile feel of the peat pots, and the satisfaction of seeing tiny sprouts emerge. The design supports a gentle, step-by-step process that can adapt to different plant types and garden spaces, without promising a specific outcome for every seed.