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Plant Plastic Seedling Tray with large dimension

Plant Plastic Seedling Tray with large dimension

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Min Order Qty:
10000 pc
Supply Capability:
10000000 pc/month

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Introduction:

We have quite different models of seeding trays, such as the 32 cells, 50 cells,72 cells, 98cells, 105 cells, 128 cells ,200 cells . And they are made of HIPS or PVC , being used extensively in horticulture field , like cultivating Propagating Vegetable , flowers and other plant from seed.


Specification:

Mass propagation and Different product types are available, as below:

1.In-vitros in plastic bags with agar (Popular & Low Cost)

2.In-vitros in plastic cups with agar

3.In-vitros without agar

4.Plug plant in peat moss(With Low Infection Rate, High Livability, High Additional Value is recommended)

5.Rooted cuttings in Green-oasis

6.Paper-pot plugs

7.Bared-rooted young plants

8.Potplants

Plant Plastic Seedling Tray with large dimension 

Function:

Environmental, non-poison, good air permeability, with aging resisting agent, long service life

Large capacity ,enough growing space for the root system

not easy to be deformed under high temperature

with holes at the bottom, to prevent the root from being rot by too much

with flume inside, the water reach to the bottom easily

suitable for the seed of the vegetable,flower,forest


FAQ:

How to pack it?

Packaging Details:each kit into a carton 

carton size:43.5*27.5*14.5cm 

10000sets/40'HQ

Delivery Detail:30days


Q:Are nursery trays suitable for starting fruiting plants from seeds?
Yes, nursery trays are suitable for starting fruiting plants from seeds. They provide a controlled environment for the seeds to germinate and grow, allowing for proper root development. The trays also provide space for multiple seeds, making them efficient for starting a large number of fruiting plants simultaneously.
Q:How do you control pests and diseases in ground cover plants?
To control pests and diseases in ground cover plants, there are several effective methods. One approach is to regularly inspect the plants for any signs of pests or diseases, such as discolored leaves or wilting. If any are detected, it is important to take immediate action, such as manually removing the affected parts or using environmentally-friendly insecticides or fungicides. Additionally, maintaining good plant health through proper watering, fertilization, and adequate sunlight can help prevent the occurrence of pests and diseases. Finally, practicing crop rotation and maintaining proper spacing between plants can also help reduce the risk of pests and diseases.
Q:Are there nursery trays with built-in misting and cooling features?
Yes, there are nursery trays available with built-in misting and cooling features. These trays are designed to provide optimal moisture and temperature control for young plants, promoting their healthy growth and development.
Q:What are the best ground cover plants for shady areas under trees?
Some of the best ground cover plants for shady areas under trees include hostas, ferns, vinca minor, ajuga, and lamium. These plants are known for their ability to thrive in low-light conditions and their ability to spread and cover the ground effectively.
Q:What are the different types of plastic trays used in agriculture?
There are various types of plastic trays used in agriculture, including seedling trays, propagation trays, nursery trays, and grow-out trays. These trays are designed to provide a suitable environment for seed germination, plant propagation, and growth, while also offering convenience in handling and transportation.
Q:How do you choose the right ground cover for a specific moisture requirement?
To choose the right ground cover for a specific moisture requirement, it is essential to consider the natural conditions of the area, such as the amount of water available, drainage capacity, and the overall moisture levels. Additionally, choosing ground covers that are native to the region or have adapted to similar conditions can be beneficial. Conducting research on different plant species and their moisture preferences, consulting with local gardening experts, or visiting nearby gardens with similar moisture requirements can also provide valuable insights in selecting the appropriate ground cover.
Q:How are plastic containers used in agriculture?
Plastic containers are commonly used in agriculture for various purposes such as storing and transporting seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and other agricultural inputs. They provide a convenient and durable solution for packaging these materials, ensuring their protection from external factors like moisture and pests. Additionally, plastic containers are used to grow plants hydroponically, providing a controlled environment for optimal plant growth and facilitating efficient water and nutrient management. Overall, plastic containers play a crucial role in enhancing productivity and sustainability in agricultural practices.
Q:Can ground cover be used in between pavers or stepping stones?
Yes, ground cover can be used in between pavers or stepping stones. It can help fill in the gaps, provide a soft surface, and add aesthetic appeal to the area. Additionally, ground cover can help prevent weed growth and soil erosion between the pavers or stepping stones.
Q:Can plastic mulch films be recycled?
Yes, plastic mulch films can be recycled. However, the recycling process for plastic mulch films can be challenging and not widely available in all areas. It is important to check with local recycling facilities or agricultural organizations to determine if they accept plastic mulch films and what specific recycling methods are recommended.
Q:Can ground cover be used to create a shade garden?
Yes, ground cover can be used to create a shade garden. Ground covers such as vinca, pachysandra, or hostas can be planted in shaded areas to create a lush and low-maintenance garden. These plants help to reduce soil erosion, retain moisture, and provide a beautiful green cover in shaded areas where traditional plants may not thrive.

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