Living Whole Foods 10 Plant Growing Trays (20x10) with Drain Holes – Seedlings, Microgreens, Wheatgrass, Indoor Garden

Versatile trays for seed starting and home gardening

Meet the Living Whole Foods 10 Plant Growing Trays. Crafted from sturdy black plastic, these trays are built for repeated use across seasons. They feature drain holes to support controlled drainage, making them suitable for drip setups as well as traditional soil growing. The mouth is wider than the base, providing stability for larger starters while conserving space as plants mature.

Precise dimensions for a reliable fit

Top measurement is about 20.5 inches long and 10 1/8 inches wide. The bottom tapers to 19 7/8 inches by 9 3/8 inches. The depth is 2 3/8 inches. They are noted to fit 20 x 10 inch Sure to Grow pads and Micro-Mats, which helps streamline hydroponic or soil-based setups. The top footprint is roughly 21 by 11 inches, while the bottom is about 20 by 10 inches.

What you get and how you might use them

• Quantity 10 durable trays with drain holes for efficient runoff management
• Ideal as a drip tray, for hydroponic growing, and for seed starting
• Reusable for greenhouse projects, home kitchen gardens, or classrooms
• Compatible with Sure to Grow pads and Micro-Mats for streamlined setups

Practical uses in daily gardening

Use them to start seedlings indoors before transplanting. Try growing wheatgrass or microgreens in soil or on mats to reduce transplant shock. Manage moisture with drainage to simplify cleanup after harvest cycles. The wider mouth aids plant access while keeping a compact footprint.

Care and longevity at a glance

• Durable black plastic designed for repeated use
• Easy to rinse and wipe down after use
• Lightweight for easy handling and transport
• Suitable for greenhouse liners, benches, or shelf systems

Why choose Living Whole Foods

This set emphasizes practical, no nonsense features for everyday growing projects. While results vary, the trays are designed to support consistency in seed starting, microgreen harvests, and indoor farming experiments. They offer a reliable base for experimentation without locking you into a single method.