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pot trays for indoor plants

pot trays for indoor plants 2" Seed Starter Trays Made from Natural Spruce Fibers

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pot trays for indoor plants 2" Seed Starter Trays Made from Natural Spruce Fibers**These items are stocked in the USA as well as Canada, and will not incur duties or tariffs.** Quantity: 100 cell pack Cell Dimensions: 2"D x 2"W x 2"H Contents: Spruce Fibers 2" Seed Starter Tray (100 Cells) for Saplings & Starters Whether you're a home cook, teacher, or experienced gardener, this tray makes it easy to get started. Grow vegetables, flowers, succulents, and tropical plants right from home. With 100 biodegradable cells, you can start

**These items are stocked in the USA as well as Canada, and will not incur duties or tariffs.**

Quantity: 100 cell pack
Cell Dimensions: 2"D x 2"W x 2"H
Contents: Spruce Fibers

2" Seed Starter Tray (100 Cells) for Saplings & Starters

Whether you're a home cook, teacher, or experienced gardener, this tray makes it easy to get started. Grow vegetables, flowers, succulents, and tropical plants right from home.

With 100 biodegradable cells, you can start herbs, propagate succulents, root tropicals, and give your vegetables a strong head start. At the same time, you help prevent root rot and transplant shock while supporting a small North American business.

Even in the middle of winter, you can start your plants indoors. Then, once the weather warms up, simply plant each cell directly into the ground.

Say Goodbye to Transplant Shock & Root Circulation

When starting vegetables, cuttings, or saplings, most growers use plastic trays or pots and then transplant. As a result, many young plants struggle to survive that step.

Instead, with Daniel’s Plants, grow your seedlings right in the tray and plant each one directly into your garden without removing it from the pot.

This means no transplant shock.
It also means no root circulation.
And most importantly, no withered plants.

So rather than dealing with plastic trays or nursery pots, switch to biodegradable trays that simplify the entire process.

100% Natural & Biodegradable (OMRI Listed)

Each tray uses only spruce fibers, which come from a forestry byproduct.

No additives. No fillers.

These cells are OMRI listed, making them suitable for organic growing.

As your plants grow, the material naturally breaks down in the soil while still supporting healthy root development. Whether you are using aquaponics, hydroponics, or traditional soil methods, these trays fit right in.

Grow More, Stay Organized

With 10 individual cells in one tray, you can start more plants at once while keeping everything neat and easy to manage.

Use the tray for efficient watering, spacing, and handling from seed to transplant. It is a simple way to scale your seed starting without adding complexity.

Support Small Business

Daniel’s Plants is a small, Canadian run business.

While we operate from Canada, we package all of our products in the United States to serve customers efficiently.

If you ever have a question, you can simply send us a message and talk directly with Daniel. Every order supports a small, home based North American business.

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