Char Coir Pre-Filled Coco Coir Propagation Insert Tray, 50-Cell, Fits Standard 10 x 20 Trays, 8-Case

This is a great propagation tray. Love that it is so easy to use and not messy! I literally didn’t make a mess at all which is a miracle for me. I used them to do some tomato starts and some peppers. Both did great in it!

I love this product, it's really lightweight and can fit in small spaces inside if needed. I do believe I did something wrong because none of my seeds have sprouted and it has been a minute. The pods the seeds get planted in makes it very easy to plant them when they're ready. No assembly at all though I do wish it came with a bottom tray for if people keep them inside so they can water them without worrying about making a mess.

I haven’t had a chance to use it yet, but I think this is such a clever idea. I love how neat and organized it keeps seed starting, and the coco coins seem like they make the whole process much simpler and with less mess. I’m looking forward to trying it this season!

I liked how easy these coco coir propagation plugs were to use once I got started. The plugs expanded quickly after adding water and created a light, fluffy growing medium that seems ideal for starting seeds. The 50 cell insert fit perfectly into my standard 10x20 tray, and I appreciated having the growing medium already prepared instead of having to fill individual cells with potting mix. I was also pleased with the tray itself. It feels fairly sturdy and held up well during setup and watering. It didn’t feel flimsy or like it would easily crack when moved. I planted carnation seeds in several of the cells, and the setup process itself was simple once the plugs had expanded. The coco coir held moisture well and provided a nice seed starting medium. My only suggestion would be to include clearer instructions. The kit I received didn’t seem to include guidance on how much water to add, and I didn’t realize the tray had drainage holes in the bottom until I made a bit of a mess on my counter. It also would have been helpful to know how many seeds are recommended per cell and whether the mesh surrounding the plugs should be removed or left in place when planting and transplanting. Overall, the coco coir expanded evenly, held moisture well, and made seed starting much less messy than working with bags of soil. I think this is a convenient option for gardeners looking for a simple, organized way to start seeds, especially once you understand how the system works.