Botanical Propagation Tray
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Description
A shallow, rectangular nursery tray built specifically for sowing seeds and propagating small cuttings. It is elevated on four short feet to allow excess water to escape underneath, preventing root rot.
Design Features
- Drainage Grid: A regular pattern of 3.5mm holes across the bottom ensures proper water flow.
- Elevated Base: 5mm feet keep the tray off flat surfaces, allowing air circulation and drainage.
- Sturdy Walls: 2mm thick perimeter walls provide enough rigidity to move the tray when fully loaded with damp soil.
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