Gardzen 5-Set Garden Propagator Set, Seed Tray Kits with 200-Cell, Seed Starter Tray with Dome and Base 14.5" x 9" (40-Cell Per Tray)

I love that the clear lids are quite tall, and have adjustable vent holes. Also very happy that the base tray is watertight. My old growing tray had holes that allowed water to seep out through the bottom that ruined a polished surface.I wish that the actual cells that the seeds are placed in were maybe split into 2 or more pieces, as some of my seeds sprouted the very next day and quickly outgrew the lid, but I now know I have to think more carefully about which seeds I choose to share a tray.I like the size and shape of the trays, they take plenty of seeds but are compact enough to remain rigid and firm.I have my second sewing this season just going in, and they were very easy to clean. They feel as though they will last well, and I would purchase the same brand if I needed more than the 5 trays in the set.The price was very good value, I also bought some seed starting blocks of dried soil that just needed rehydrating, and it was a quick and easy way to get seeds started quickly.I recommend adding a heat mat, the trays on my heat mat germinated incredibly quickly and have grown robust seedlings.

Bought these a few months back and wanted to wait till I started transplanting them to my raised garden. The tray and dome was excellent to use. The seed trays was also pretty good but had a few break and get mangled when removing my plants. Definitely worth it for the trays and the dome. But you will not be able to reuse the cell trays like it says you can.Honestly the cell tray probably would have survived if I would have waited for the soil to dry up a little bit before removing them so that is something you could try before transplanting them. Overall I liked them and did a great job.

Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round and allow me to regale you with the tale of the Gardzen 5-Set Seed Starter Tray Kits. If Ryan Reynolds were to review a seed starter tray, this is exactly how it would go down.First off, let’s talk about the 40-cell tray. Forty cells. That's like having 40 little greenhouses, each with the potential to grow your very own miniature forest. Move over, Johnny Appleseed, there's a new planter in town, and they come with domes and bases. DOMES AND BASES, PEOPLE!These trays are so sturdy that if I were a plant, I’d feel like I’m living in the Ritz-Carlton of soil-based accommodations. With these trays, even your seeds will sprout faster than a Marvel movie marathon.And the domes? Oh, the domes. They’re like little glass ceilings, but ones you can actually break through. They create the perfect climate for your tiny green buddies, making them feel all warm and cozy, like they’re being hugged by Mother Nature herself. 🌞As for the base, it’s the unsung hero of the gardening world. It’s the Batman to your Robin, the Chewbacca to your Han Solo. It keeps everything together, ensuring no water spills onto your brand new gardening apron. You know the one with the cute little pockets and “I Dig Gardening” slogan? Yeah, that one stays dry, thanks to the base.Planting with these trays is so easy, even Deadpool could do it between wisecracks and fourth-wall breaks. Just fill, plant, cover, and voilà! You’re now a proud parent of 40 plant babies.

I like the quality of the product. Air vents on lids are a definite plus. But the tape that is used to secure the lids down, because the lids don’t fit tightly, does not work. I solved the problem with painters tape. Also the holes for planting the seeds are too small. They will have to be transferred as soon as they sprout. Not quite enough room for any type of root growth.

I'm having a better sprouting success rate with these trays and matching dome than I had previously with just trays and makeshift plastic wrap to retain moisture. I like that I can open the valves to let air in once the plants have their leaves.