KORAM 5-Pack Seedling Starter Trays Plant Germination Kit 72-Cell Per Tray Seed Starter Kit with Drain Holes for Planting Seedlings, Greenhouse, Wheatgrass, Microgreens

Not the sturdeous trays, but works

I have never written a review before. But I have to tell other gardeners... I will never buy another brand of seedling trays again! These Koram trays are great! Good cell size and shape, and really really sturdy tray. For those of you who know what I mean, I can carry a tray of damp seedlings with one hand. My other trays from home depot or Wal-Mart or even local garden centers droop and crack and split, and moving them inside and out to harden off is precarious. I will only buy these from koram from now on.

This is my first year to truly have a veggie garden and I needed a way to compact and sturdy way to get all of our seeds started. This tray and base system seems to be working out well for me so far. I like that with the tray base I can water my plantlets from underneath. I can also pick up the entire tray to relocate it outside and it is sturdy enough to carry. I can't speak on how easy it is to get the plants out yet, but I will be figuring that out soon enough.

Starter tray fit perfectly into my existing solid trays (recommended with this product) for bottom watering. Wish the plastic was thicker like the solid trays but these trays can be used for multiple years. Good cell depth; can fit two to three pea seeds in each cell and 4-5 beet seeds in each cell.

This is the first time I've purchased these trays. They came fast and they seem very sturdy. I am looking forward to using them this season. The customer service is awesome, too. The first batch was missing one tray, but customer service was quick to replace the whole order, and the replacement came fast as well. Happy customer. Thanks!Happy Planting!

I shopped a long time for trays that won't leak and are sturdy enough to move pots of seedlings around when hardening them off. Everything was either flimsy, expensive, or wrong size. These are perfect - I don't really need 10, but I will use them over time.These are thicker than the trays that look similar but come part of sets with clear dome/lids in the big box stores. I only use a clear cover for a few days - until seeds start pushing up. The trays in the sets with domes crack easily so I have spare tops from the overpriced sets I've bought in the past. The trays will hold 18 of the square pots that are big enough to get most of my plants ready for planting outside.

Received the 10 pack of trays yesterday. Packaging was fine. Surprised to see a bundle of plant id tags in the box because I dont remember that being in the description.The good:These trays are much more rigid than your standard seed flats. There is some flex but not nearly as much as usual. They can support some weight for sure. They will last much longer than standard flats.The bad:Brittle around the corners and fairly thin plastic at the bottom corners. Several of the 10 pack were cracked on the upper corners. All 10 had the indented lower corners. Worst damage is on the topmost trays in the stack which indicates damage done from the top. Ten trays were stacked and compressed from top down which resulted in cracked upper corners and indented lower corners. That is my guess anyway.As long as the indented lower corners dont leak water they will still be useful and last quite some time. The upper cracks shouldnt cause any adverse effects.

I have a business selling micro greens and I came across these Koram trays and I'm pretty sure the pictures with people holding trays with bricks was one of the deciding factors as I've experienced the standard 10x20 trays which are definitely short term products,so I purchased 50 trays or 5 orders, I received them at a reasonable time and was super excited once I had them in hand. Keep in mind, my purchase was in November of this year so I've only had them about a month. I've only cycled thru them 2 -3 times but the corners not only collapsed but are leaking. I seen the post that David Newton posted here with pictures...mine are doing the exact same thing but they ARE leaking. Unfortunately, I'm conveinced this is the achilles heel for what would otherwise be a great product that I can tell at this point. I wanted to contact Koram directly to speak with someone there directly instead of this review but did find a way to make that contact. While the 50 trays were only a small portion of what I had planned on ordering, I'd like to see how Koram will address this and I would like to hear from them directly. I could have posted pictures but David's trays said exactly where mine are. My end goal is not to bash the product but to get a direct response and know they will stand behind the products.