Heritage Stackable Seed Tray, Large 38 x 23 x 5.5cm

The Heritage Stackable Seed Tray is a full size, nursery grade tray built for gardeners who need several seed trays on the go but do not have space to store them all out. Made from tough, reusable plastic, it is equally at home sowing rows of seed as it is carrying pots and cell inserts around the greenhouse or garden. Its stackable design is what sets it apart from many other seedling trays, letting you nest empty trays together to save space in the shed or on the potting bench.

Key Features

• Full size, standard nursery tray, roomy enough for direct sowing or standing pots and cell inserts
• Stackable design lets empty trays nest together for compact, tidy storage
• Made from durable, reusable plastic that can be washed and used again each season
• Suitable for a wide range of flowers, vegetables and herbs
• A practical, budget friendly choice among basic seed trays for growers who need several at once

How to Use

Fill the tray with good quality seed or multi purpose compost, firm gently and level. Sow seed thinly across the surface or in shallow rows, then cover lightly with a fine layer of compost or vermiculite. Water gently with a fine rose to avoid disturbing the seed, then place somewhere warm and bright out of direct hot sun. Keep the compost moist but not waterlogged until seedlings emerge, and once they have their first true leaves, prick them out into individual pots or cells to grow on. When a tray is empty, simply stack it with others for compact storage until next time.

Technical Specifications

• Size: 38 x 23 x 5.5cm (Length x Depth x Height)
• Material: durable, reusable plastic
• Design: stackable for compact storage
• Pack quantity: 1 tray
• Brand: Heritage

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these trays be stacked when empty?
Yes, they are designed to nest inside one another when empty, making them easy to store compactly between uses.

Is this a standard full size seed tray?
Yes, at 38 x 23cm it is a standard nursery sized tray, similar in footprint to most full size seed trays.

Does this tray have drainage holes?
Yes, it is designed to drain freely so compost does not become waterlogged around seedling roots.

How many trays should I buy if I sow lots of varieties?
Because they stack neatly for storage, many gardeners buy several at once so they always have a spare tray ready for the next sowing.