Plaque de semis classique 54 Trous (volume 0,07 litre) - vendu par 2

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Classic 54-hole sowing tray

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Very practical, easy to unmold, and above all, reusable actually, if you take care. Of course, it is a bit fragile, but 4 or 5 uses are possible!

Valerie, 13/10/2020

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A black plastic growing tray with 54 cells to accommodate all your sowings and transplanted young plants. This is an essential accessory in the professional field of horticulture, ensuring good drainage and aeration for optimal development of your young plants. Sold in packs of 2. Available in different models with varying cell sizes to meet all your needs.

The classic 54-hole seedling tray (0.07-litre volume) by Soparco, sold in packs of 2, is designed to facilitate propagation by cuttings for both beginner gardeners and professionals. It is an accessory that features 54 culture cells or compartments in which you can easily succeed in sowing and transplanting young plants. Equipped with two-level compartment bottoms and holes on the top of the tray, this tray ensures good drainage and ventilation, thus preventing the appearance of fungal diseases and mold. Use this compartmentalized tray to germinate your vegetable and annual flower seeds, as well as to propagate your perennial plants and bushes! Place it in a bright and warm location for successful plant growth. Made of thin and flexible black plastic, simply pinch the compartments to extract the well-developed plant roots. Transplant them into the garden or pots. Compartmentalized tray sold in packs of 2. Available in various models with different compartment sizes.

The culture tray measures 54cm (21in) in length, 31cm (12in) in width, and 4.6cm (2in) in height. It is made of matte black plastic, which is flexible and thin enough to easily remove well-rooted young plants. It has 54 hexagonal-based culture cells measuring 4.8cm (2in) in height and 4.9cm (2in) in width (equivalent to a volume of 22cm (9in) cubed per cell), all in one piece. This makes it easier to fill the compartments with soil, set up, sow, handle, care for, water, and transplant. Watering can be done using a watering can with a fine rose, or through capillary action by placing, for example, a piece of carpet that can be moistened under the seedling tray. This way, the plant will be protected from excessive watering and will benefit from a regular water supply with a constantly moist substrate.

This model is available in different sizes, from the 54-hole tray with compartments measuring 4.8cm (2in) in height and 4.9cm (2in) in width, to the 160-hole tray with compartments measuring 5.4cm (2in) in height and 2.7cm (1in) in width, to meet the needs of every gardener.

Tips

Main uses Repotting, Sowing, transplanting, propagation

Recommended for use in Open ground, Outdoor pot/planter

Particularly recommended for Bedding plants (annuals and biennials), Perennials, Vegetables and aromatic herbs

Detailed features

Directions for use Place your culture tray on a suitable support: table, shelf... Fill each of the culture cells with special seed compost. Sow your seeds following the instructions for each plant, water with a fine rain. Set everything up in a bright and heated room. Remember to open the greenhouse from time to time to remove condensation and excess moisture. Make sure the compost remains slightly moist, but not waterlogged. Watering can be done by capillarity, for example by placing a piece of carpet that you can moisten under the seed tray. This way, the plant will be protected from aggressive watering and will benefit from a regular water supply with a substrate that is always moist. Once the seedlings are well developed, you will remove them by pinching the cells at their base to transplant them individually into a larger pot or plant them directly in the ground. Fill with a substrate suitable for the plant (compost, a mixture of soil and compost...) Water to compact the soil around the roots.