Gardzen 10 Pack Seed Starting Tray, Plant Germination Trays, Seed Starter Kit with Adjustable Humidity Vented Dome, Plant Growing Kit 6.6" x 4.5", Total 120-Cell, Black

What else can I say.? The product is exactly what they advertise!

Great little trays, the tops stay on pretty well. and come with vents. short tops make so seedlings can't grow very big before you need to remove the top. So better to not mix crops in each container. (different grow rates)

Need to be careful as this plastic will tear. So when I take the lids off to check water, I have to be very careful.

Update: the company reached out to offer replacement or refund on the items. Great customer service!I moved my trays outside once it warmed up. The black plastic have become deformed (highs in the 80’s), making them useless. So, maybe don’t put in direct sunlight and keep inside.

Overall I love the product. Plastic is durable, and these can be used season after season. But, the discs for vents don’t fit the plastic hole. I’ve had to enlarge each hole.

I wanted something to start my veggies inside, that also gave me flexibility with numbers. As others have noted, each cell is small, but I’ll be transplanting them outside when they outgrow the container. The only issue was that some of tops had crushed in corners from shipping (Amazon just sent them in a bag instead of a box), but there were no cracks and it will not affect performance. Bottom line…they fit my needs, are well made, and at a good price.

I'm trying to do the mini greenhouse thing for the first time. So I purchased the 60 pack of peat pods (B08YY8ZHLM) and these. The pods are a perfect size for this tray. Anything larger would be too big once the pod is hydrated.Love the water catcher tray as it lets me check that I haven't added too much water. I purchased the clear seed tray style which will allow me to check for roots. The moisture adjustable snaps onto the lid easily. The lid looks like it has plenty of room for the seedlings to grow to a reasonable height.One of the reviewers dinged these for becoming mishappen in the sun. I can't imagine how hot it must have been where she had them. Before I used these I watched a video that suggested using boiling water to hydrate the pods as they absorb the water faster and it kills any mold or insect eggs. My tray did not mind the boiling water at all.I'm hoping my dwarf flowering thyme will sprout and I can establish them even though it is late in the growing season (July). With all the rain we are having I think they will hold up nicely and I'll have great ground cover by my patios next year.

Defently not built for long erm use