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RooTrimmer 2.8 inch (7CM) Square Nursery Pots 120pcs (Green) and 24 Cell Nursery Pots Trays 5 Pack, Plastic Seedling Starter Tray with Drain Holes for Carrying and Holding Plant Pot(17"x11"x1.6")

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Color: Green


Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays


Features

  • Reusable Nursery Pots & TraysMade from BPA-free plastic to ensure safety for both users and plants. The flexible seedling tray features a smooth surface and rounded edges, minimizing root damage during transplanting while being easy to clean.
  • 5 Trays & 120 Seedling PotsIncludes 120 seedling pots and 5 drip trays. Each tray holds 24 square pots (arranged 4x6). The trays offer excellent load-bearing capacity, allowing easy movement of multiple plants at once and eliminating the need for daily seedling handling.
  • Dimensions & WeightTray dimensions: 17111.6 inches. Individual tray weight: 6.9 oz. Pot cell size: 2.22 inches. Seedling pot size: 3 inch diameter, weight 0.32 oz.
  • Smart Design FeaturesSpaced pot cells improve soil aeration. The interconnected drainage channels distribute water evenly across all pot cells during watering.
  • Excellent Drainage SystemEach seedling pot features multiple small drainage holes at the bottom for quick water drainage, promoting plant respiration and growth. The tray's elevated pot bases and dual drainage holes effectively prevent root rot and overwatering.

Description

RooTrimmer constantly provide customer high quality garden products. Now we focus on Plant Nursery Pots and Plant Nursery Trays, gradually, we are developing plastic planter pots for home and garden planting. In our store, you will find some pots and trays are complementary, you can order them together. RooTrimmer keep our Brand in mind, you will get many surprise!

Material: Plastic


Color: Green


Special Feature: Portable


Style: Garden


Planter Form: Tray


Color: Green


Product Style: Garden


Planter Form: Tray


Shape: Rectangular


Theme: Gardening


Subject Character: Black


Other Special Features of the Product: Portable


Mounting Type: Floor Standing


Plant or Animal Product Type: seed


Material Type: Plastic


Finish Types: Unfinished


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor, Outdoor


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 11.81"D x 17.32"W x 1.57"H


Number of Levels: 4


Item Weight: 2.44 kg


Item Dimensions: 11.81 x 17.32 x 1.57 inches


Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays


Brand Name: RooTrimmer


Included Components: Seedling Pot, Tray


Unit Count: 120 Count


Set Name: 120 Pots + 5 Trays


Manufacturer: RooTrimmer


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Awesome Succulents trays
Color: Green Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays
These are incredible and very suiting for my succulents. I had cuttings that needed to start their own root system and these nice almost 3 inch pots are great. sturdy to move around and not flimsy. They really look 5inches deep.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026 by Christina

  • User error, use products correctly and they work great!
Color: Black Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays
Very hard to bottom water. Sturdy though and a good size for fast growing plants. Will keep but the watering issue is super annoying EDIT: company reached out to get more details and it turns out I have been using the darn things incorrectly! 5/5, excellent product!
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Beth Wendt

  • 3" pots with trays
Color: Green Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays
Fantastic quality. Item arrived on Easter which it amazing. I already planted some seedlings in some of the 3"pots!
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2026 by Virginia Fogg

  • Good trays
Color: Black Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays
These are great but they don’t match normal tray sizes hence the 4 stars! Otherwise they’re awesome.
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2026 by Terri Schuster

  • Great little pots
Color: Black Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays
The best trays in my opinion. Very sturdy and the pots do not fall out when moving which is nice. Great price.
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2026 by Jerred5000

  • Sturdy cells
Color: Black Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays
I was surprised by how sturdy the cells are. They will definitely be reusable due to the thickness of the plastic. Would definitely recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026 by Paula Lamb

  • Sturdy Pots and Tray That Make Propagation Easy.
Color: Black Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays
This is a great nursery pot and tray set for rooting plants, especially succulents. I've accumulated quite a collection of cacti and succulents over the years, and I'm currently propagating new offsets and leaf cuttings. Having this set has made the process much more organized and convenient. One thing I really like is that the pots are 2.8 inches in diameter, which is slightly larger than the standard 2-inch nursery pots I've been using. The included tray is designed to hold all of the pots securely, making it easy to organize, transport, and care for multiple propagating plants at once. The pots are well made and have plenty of drainage slits, which is especially important for succulents since they're prone to root rot, particularly while developing new roots. The tray also features built-in drainage channels that help direct excess water away from the bottoms of the pots instead of allowing it to pool underneath them. Another nice surprise was the quality of the tray itself. It's sturdier and slightly thicker than many nursery trays I've used in the past. My older trays are fairly thin and tend to crack over time once they're loaded with soil and plants, so I expect these to last much longer. Overall, I'm very happy with this nursery propagation set. It includes both the tray and pots, so it's ready to use right out of the box. With 24 pots per tray, it provides plenty of space for starting new plants. At around $29 at the time of writing, I think it's competitively priced and offers good value for gardeners who regularly propagate succulents or other small plants. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2026 by Review Guy

  • Good Pot Elevation Against Roots Sitting in Water; Rigid Trays, Pliable Pots
Color: Black Size: Pots 120 Pcs with 5 Pack Trays
RooTrimmer 5 Pack of 24 Cell Nursery Pots and Trays Review: I really like these so much. I haven't gotten to use them yet because it's the middle of winter. However, I am about to use them to start tomatoes and peppers and some other warm weather people because I'm in 9b. I expect that they'll work great for that. I haven't used exactly this setup for that before. These trays have the ability to use them in a bottom watering kind of fashion while also having holes in the bottoms. There're just a couple of small holes in each tray. I'm thinking that after the seedlings get to a certain age, I'll move to watering by putting those trays on top of some other small trays that I have. After 10 minutes or so, I'll remove the very bottom trays that don't have any holes in them and let these trays drain...and then in another 10 minutes, I'll put back the tray with the little pots in it into the grow tent under the grow lights. They'll get this treatment when it has warmed up. Until then, it's important to be very careful with the amount of water that gets left with your seedlings in this cold weather. There are many small holes in the bottoms of these pots. It's unusual. I think it'll be really good for drainage and, therefore, root development. Better than normal. (But, I can also see that it could be nice to have the ones where you can stick your finger in the bottom to push the plant out. You can't do that with these, but it's really not a big deal in any way.) Especially since they're so pliable. If you had excellent root development and waited a little too long to transplant out of these pots, they're very squeezable without breaking, at least in their new state. This size is just perfect for starting those summer vegetables. I also think it would be a good size for multi-sowing greens and root vegetables like beets and turnips and radishes. Once they get to a sufficient size, I could then split them up into the different pots and then continue to use these pots (particularly because they're 3 inches deep) just with the individual plant in them at that point. It's hard to say about the price point. Until I've used them for a few years, I won't really know if I'm comfortable with their current price of $37.99. I would, of course, rather that they were cheaper. However, given what I've paid for similar items, if these turn out to be "forever" pots and trays, then I would be very happy to pay this price for them. I'm not sure at what year I would have an issue with it...maybe 10 years. But I think that I should be able to expect something like this, at this price point, to last indefinitely with proper care. We shall see. They don't promise that. I imagine that keeping them out of direct sunlight and rain will help. The trays are super sturdy. I'll include a photo. The pots are flexible and don't seem like they would break easily. The plastic seems like it's a pretty good thickness all around. The edges of the pots is a tiny bit on the sharp side but it's pretty normal. The edges of the trays are somewhat sharp and you should be careful not to run your finger along them. I'm excited to have a system that is meant for bottom watering. You're supposed to be able to pour directly from your watering can into the corner of the tray. I won't know how all that works out until I have seedlings that are a little older. I start out with misting them, of course. There are channels and it's designed such that it looks like everything that could have been done to keep the pots raised up a little bit to avoid any kind of root rotting situation has been done. So, I'm excited! Again, for anyone who's new to seed sowing, this should work for planting two to three tomato, pepper, squash or maybe watermelon seeds each in them for early sowing. Don't try to start really small seeds in these unless you are putting multiples in to prick out later. That's because there isn't enough seed to absorb the amount of water in the surrounding soil if your ratio has too much soil to too little seed. That leads to rot. In my experience, the bottom watering kicks in when you have a small seedling that has already grown some roots that are stretching down there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Nicole B.

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