Gardening Seed Tray /Plug Tray /Nursery Tray 32 Cells
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- Min Order Qty:
- 3000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 2000000 pc/month
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Specification of Plug Trays HIPS Made Plastic Plug Tray for Greenhouse (Growing and Seedling):
Features of Plug Trays HIPS Made Plastic Plug Tray for Greenhouse (Growing and Seedling):
· Material: HIPS
· Thickness: 0.5mm-1.5mm, Standard:1mm
· Weight: 80g(±5)g-230g(±5)g, Standard weight:155g(±5)g
· Size: length:490mm-540mm, width:190mm-345mm,depth:25mm-150mm
· Standard:540mmX280mm
· Cell count: 18-512
· Package: In Carton
· Warrenty: 8-10 times
Packaging & Delivery
Packing Detail: export standard carton or large bags
Delivery time: 4 million per momth after receipt of deposit
Advantage:
Waterproof, UV-resistant, extrusion-resistant
Easy carry for young seeding plant and grow
Service:
1. Quick, efficient and professional response within 24 hours, 14 hours online services
2. 10 years manufacturing and exporting experience in agriculture field.
3. Technical support and solution by chief engineer.
4. Strict quality control system & team, high reputation in the market.
5. Full range of irrigation products for choice
6. OEM/ODM services
7. Accept sample order before Mass Order
Picture of Plug Trays HIPS Made Plastic Plug Tray for Greenhouse (Growing and Seedling):
FAQ of Plug Trays HIPS Made Plastic Plug Tray for Greenhouse (Growing and Seedling):
Q: 1.How long is the production time?
A: Usually one to two weeks.
Q: 2.How is the seed tray being packaged?
A: They can be packaged in carton or pallets. Carton size is 1375px*725px*1250px.
Q:3.How many times can the seed tray be used?
A: Under the same environment, it is decided by the thickness. Usually 0.6mm thickness can be used for 1 or 2 times.
1.0 thickness can be used for 3-4 times. 1.5 thickness can be used for 8-10 times.
- Q: Can ground cover be used to create a low-maintenance alternative to traditional flower beds?
- Yes, ground cover can be used to create a low-maintenance alternative to traditional flower beds. Ground cover plants, such as creeping thyme, vinca, or sedum, can spread and cover large areas, reducing the need for weeding and mulching. They also require less water and often require minimal pruning or deadheading. Additionally, ground cover plants can help control soil erosion and suppress weed growth, creating a visually appealing and low-maintenance alternative to traditional flower beds.
- Q: How do you prevent ground cover from spreading into unwanted areas?
- To prevent ground cover from spreading into unwanted areas, you can take several measures. First, establish clear boundaries by installing edging or borders around the desired area. This will act as a physical barrier, preventing the ground cover from encroaching. Additionally, regular maintenance is crucial. Regularly trim and prune the ground cover to keep it in check and prevent it from spreading beyond its designated space. Finally, consider using landscape fabric or mulch to smother any growth that may try to spread into unwanted areas.
- Q: I'm really confused about this and hopefully someone on here can clear it up for me I'm reading a journal article and one of their procedures confused me. The researchers used a swab on dried saliva and then the swab was mixed in a plastic cuvet containing 2 mL of KCL solution and than the solution in the plastic cuvet was transferred to a quartz cuvet which was then used in a fluorescence spectrometer. My question is, why did they use a plastic cuvet and then transfer it? Why couldn't they used the quartz cuvet directly?THanks so much
- Plastic cuvettes are cheaper than quartz, for one! Did they mix the fluorescent dye in the plastic, too? I'd have to see what they were measuring, but you do know that plastic adsorbs certain materials that quartz will not. Perhaps there was some fraction of the saliva solution that they did not want transferred over. When doing antibody research, we routinely used plasticware to make the antigens stick to the plastic. That is a possible explanation.
- Q: Are nursery trays suitable for starting tree seedlings?
- Yes, nursery trays are suitable for starting tree seedlings. They provide a controlled environment for the seedlings, allowing for optimal growth and easy transplanting when they are ready. The trays also promote efficient use of space and facilitate proper root development.
- Q: How do I prevent ground cover from competing with other plants for nutrients?
- One effective way to prevent ground cover from competing with other plants for nutrients is to create physical barriers between them. This can be done by installing edging or borders around the desired plants, creating a clear separation between the ground cover and the surrounding plants. Additionally, regularly maintaining the ground cover by pruning or trimming it can help control its growth and prevent it from overtaking other plants. Another approach is to carefully select ground cover plants that have similar nutrient requirements as the surrounding plants, minimizing competition for resources.
- Q: i want to be able to make a paper mache quot;toy scenequot; water proof.I'm going to make the skeleton out of paperclips then put card board on the surfaces that will need to hold the structure up and i might use wood supports.then i will cover it in paper mache and melt plastic outside so it's not that hazardous and then i will put the melted plastic on my thing.my questions:will the fumes from melting plastic be hurtful outside?what do i use to melt, and apply the plastic to my paoer mache?will the plastic peel off afterwards?
- Some plastic won't melt, it will just burn, and all plastic that softens with heat (i.e. acrylic, polycarbonate) does so at well above the temperature of a double boiler and doesn't flow well - it has to be pushed into molds, etc.
- Q: I have a mayo jar that I thoroughly washed out. It has a screw on plastic lid.The cardboard box the starch came in is not practical for my use.If a plastic container is not acceptable, would a glass mason jar work?I am worried about clumping or mold.
- A plastic or glass jar or a small container is fine, I buy storage containers from the Dollar store to keep my baking ingredients in, also for rice, beans, soya protein product, here in Canada they have non BHP plastic container now, it is best to keep CS and flour as dry as possible, but do not refrigerate them or they got soggy.
- Q: This question asks for guidance on selecting the right agricultural plastic products for specific requirements.
- <p>To choose agricultural plastic products that are suitable for your needs, consider the following: 1. Purpose: Identify what you need the product for, such as greenhouse covering, mulching, or irrigation. 2. Material: Select materials based on durability, UV resistance, and environmental impact. 3. Size and thickness: Choose the right dimensions and thickness to withstand weather conditions and usage. 4. Quality: Look for products with certifications and from reputable manufacturers. 5. Cost: Compare prices and consider the long-term value and lifespan of the product. 6. Reviews: Consult user reviews and testimonials for insights into product performance. 7. Local conditions: Adapt your choice to local climate, soil type, and crop requirements. Always test a small quantity first to ensure it meets your expectations before making a large purchase.</p>
- Q: What should I do with the waste plastic bags?
- Unfortunately, the recycling of plastics is not easy and the implementation is not satisfactory. Compared with the metal recovery, the biggest problem of plastic recycling is difficult to machine automatic classification, the process involves a lot of manpower. In addition to plastic containers usually caused by a single, many plastic products are all kinds of different materials assembled, the disintegration of the costs may be higher than the recycled plastic price high. What's more, some kinds of plastic recycling have no economic value,
- Q: What are ways to recycle plastic bottles by resulting into a piece of art?
- Plastic bottles can be cut toward the bottom. I especially liked the effect with the Dasani water bottles. Place the bottoms inside of each other with differing cuts to the edges and they appear to be tulip-like flowers. To bend the petals slightly I have used a heat gun. I have also used the heat gun to make the sides of the bottles soft enough to not cut my hands. I used a sharp scissors and pruners to cut the plastic. I haven't tried it yet but I think that different pieces of cut sides could be fused together into a stained glass type of project. A warning however: make sure there is a source of plenty of fresh air whenever using the heat gun and use gloves when cutting and manipulating the plastic to avoid cuts. The fumes from warming plastic gives quite the headache.
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Gardening Seed Tray /Plug Tray /Nursery Tray 32 Cells
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 3000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 2000000 pc/month
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