Seed starting is deeply rewarding, and the right tray makes all the difference. Here's what to look for.
Bottom holes are essential. Waterlogged soil = low oxygen = fungus and root rot. Proper drainage prevents both.
Quality trays are a small cost for a season of strong seedlings. Watch your seeds transform into vigorous plants ready for a bountiful garden.
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