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Hydroponics
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Living Whole Foods Hydroponics
These 20 in x 10 in plant trays are built for starting seeds and growing microgreens. Choose between models with or without drain holes for soil or hydroponic use
Best choice
The lineup
3 systems on this hub
What stands out
Standard sizing
The 20 in x 10 in dimensions fit most grow shelves.
Drainage options
Available with or without holes to suit your watering method.
Multi-purpose use
Suitable for wheatgrass, microgreens, and seedling propagation.
From the notes
Good and less good
After reading 24 reviews
Keepers
- Thicker durable plastic 3
- Drainage holes 2
- Good value 2
- Seed starting use 2
- Works as expected 2
- Worth the price 2
- Reusable durability 1
Trade-offs
- Flimsy thin material 3
- Bending when loaded 2
- Cracking easily 2
- Good value 1
- Reusable durability 1
First-hand
Notes from buyers
These 20x10 trays are the perfect size for my microgreens and they feel very sturdy.
I use the trays with drain holes for my seedlings and they work perfectly with my heat mats.
The no-hole trays are great for bottom-watering my wheatgrass without making a mess.
Why it’s listed
Propagation Tray Standards
These trays are designed for heavy use in seed starting and indoor gardening. They support both soil-based and hydroponic growing methods for wheatgrass and microgreens.
- 20 in x 10 in dimensions
- Drain hole options
- Seedling starter design
- Microgreen cultivation
- Wheatgrass growing trays
- Indoor gardening utility
Why these models
What is here
3 systems listed here, grouped as Living Whole Foods systems.
Materials and parts
Living Whole Foods keeps the build language in the product names: Ten pack seed starter trays without holes; Ten pack seed starter trays with holes; Ten pack heavy duty trays with holes.
Typical work
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Where models split
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Quick answers
Living Whole Foods Questions
What are the dimensions of the trays?
Each tray measures 20 in by 10 in, which is the standard size for garden seed starters.
Do these trays have holes?
You can choose between trays with drain holes or trays without drain holes depending on your needs.
What can I grow in these?
They are perfect for seedlings, microgreens, wheatgrass, and general indoor gardening.
Can I use these with soil?
Yes, these trays are designed for use with both soil and hydroponic growing methods.