Microgreens Tray with holes Set of 5

I start one tray every two days now. By the weekend, one is ready to cut. Having five trays makes this rotation easy.

Set of 5 is convenient because I can start different microgreens on different days. The tray size suits my kitchen shelf, and washing after harvest is easy.

Tray nannayittund. Vellam ninnu pokunnu, microgreens clean aayi varunnu.

The plastic feels decent for the price. I would not put heavy soil in it, but for microgreens it is perfectly fine.

The trays stack neatly after washing. That matters in a small apartment kitchen. I liked the size and simple design.

The depth is right for thin cocopeat layers. Not too deep, not too shallow. I got an even microgreen mat in 6 days.

After harvest, I soaked the tray for a few minutes and the roots came off easily. That saves time. Holes are not too tiny to clean.

The trays are light, so don't lift them roughly when full of wet medium. Other than that, they do the job well and the holes are evenly placed.

Simple design, useful result. I wanted only drainage trays, and this set matched that need.

My niece used these trays for a school nutrition activity. The tray size was manageable for children, and the drainage reduced messy water spills.

Tried mustard, radish and fenugreek in different trays. All worked fine. Fenugreek roots held nicely through the holes.

Plastic is not too flimsy. I pressed the cocopeat lightly and the tray did not bend much. Good for regular home microgreen growing.

When the tray is fully wet, hold it from both sides. It bends a little if lifted from one corner. Still useful and worth it.

Growing microgreens every week became easier after getting this set. I can rotate trays: soaking, growing, harvesting, cleaning. It feels more systematic now.

I have already reused two trays three times. They wash clean if you rinse soon after harvest. No sharp edges noticed.

Microgreens ge chennagide. Water drain agutte, roots fresh irutte.

Tray la holes irukku, water nikkaama pogudhu. Microgreens clean ah vandhudhu.

The holes are actually helpful, not just for name. I used these trays for radish microgreens, and excess water drained properly into the bottom plate I kept below. The greens stood cleaner than my old flat container.

Five trays are enough for a small family like ours. I grow one tray at a time and keep the rest ready. Easy to stack when not in use.

The main benefit for me was less root rot smell. Earlier I overwatered in closed boxes. These trays corrected that mistake by letting water pass through.

nice product

I used to grow on steel plates with tissue paper, but drainage was always a problem. These trays gave better root growth and less smell after 5 days.

I used cocopeat and sprinkled seeds evenly. The holes allowed extra water to leave, but the medium did not fall out much. Practical design.

Not industrial heavy, but definitely strong enough for home microgreens. I have used green gram and radish seeds in it without any issue.

The set arrived without cracks. Edges were smooth and the trays nested properly. Good for anyone growing microgreens regularly.

The greens did not become muddy at the base. Drainage made a clear difference. I used it for broccoli microgreens first.

Holes are enough for drainage but not too large. Cocopeat stayed mostly inside. That balance is good.

Nothing fancy, but very practical. The set keeps my microgreen growing more hygienic than using old food containers.

Fits on my kitchen counter without taking too much space. I used one tray for mustard and one for sunflower. Both drained properly after misting.

I cut a small batch for breakfast sandwiches now. The trays help me maintain a fresh cycle without much space.

Earlier my microgreens used to sit in too much water. These holes helped keep the roots better aired. Harvest looked cleaner this time.

Compact and usable.

My wife started microgreens after watching videos. These trays made the process easier for her, especially watering and draining.