Choose these four-cell inserts if you want to move small batches independently and need more growing space per seedling than a compact six-cell module provides.
Choose the 72-cell high flat when you want a full bench of small plugs with more overall tray height than RooTrimmer’s low 72-cell flat.
Use these mesh flats when runoff needs to pass through and a separate surface can catch it.
Choose these domes when you need more cover clearance than a low germination lid offers.
These small Gardzen modules suit batches of six when you want to move one group at a time.
Choose the 32-cell Bootstrap Farmer flat when the planned plugs need roughly two-inch square cavities.
Choose the deep no-hole version to catch runoff or carry compatible inserts.
This 18-pack gives open flats with holes for runoff.
The Bootstrap Farmer dome is designed to rest on the rim of a deep 1020 tray.
These 12-cell inserts divide a larger batch into modules.
The 50-cell flat sits between the maker’s wider 32-cell arrangement and its denser 72-cell flat.
The TD538 is a shallow receiving tray for compatible low-profile RooTrimmer inserts.
Choose this mesh flat when you need a support surface that allows runoff to pass through.
The MIXC cover provides four adjustable vents and a tall profile.
Choose this 128-cell flat for a denser arrangement than the 72-cell RooTrimmer version.
Choose this deep RooTrimmer tray to catch runoff or hold compatible pots.
Choose the with-holes variant when excess water needs to pass through the floor.
These six-cell modules suit a larger bench where smaller groups may need to move independently.
Choose this insert when you want the maker’s 72-cell layout in bases you already own.
This shallow Bootstrap Farmer tray is a solid receiving base when a low wall works better than the deep version.
Choose this low cover when shelf space is limited and the insert and seedlings have enough measured clearance.
Choose this 200-cell flat for a high-density batch where small, shallow plugs suit the plan.
Choose the low 72-cell RooTrimmer flat when the documented TD538 base is already in place and the taller variant would use more bench height.
Choose this SOLIGT tray as a solid receiving surface for runoff or compatible inserts.
These low covers suit a bench where shelf height is limited and the starts fit within a shallow lid.
Choose these six-cell modules when you want to divide batches and label a few groups with the included stakes.
This offer suits a repeated large-batch setup that needs many 50-cell inserts.
Choose these open RooTrimmer flats to carry several pots together or catch runoff from a compatible arrangement.
The BeGrit flat gives a mesh surface for drainage when starting blocks or other media that can rest on the openings.
Choose these deep six-cell modules if you need separate batches and wider cavities than compact inserts provide.
Choose the Gardzen 128-cell flat when bench density matters and the listed 1.5-inch cavity depth suits the plan.
The YB01 is the shallow receiving tray that RooTrimmer names for its 200-cell insert.
Choose these mesh trays when the support opening matters for small blocks or plugs.
Choose these covers for the medium SOLIGT tray named in the listing.
Use the Jiffy solid flat as a catch tray or open germination base when the two-inch wall suits the bench.
Choose this near-square dome when a shorter 1010 bench position needs a cover.
Choose this 32-cell Gardzen plug tray when a lower density and two-inch cavity depth suit the batch.
Choose this TO Plastics variation when the setup needs runoff to pass through an open tray.
Choose this 72-cell version when the planned setup calls for open side slits as well as a large bottom opening.
Choose this solid TO Plastics flat if you need a base to catch water in a compatible arrangement.
Choose this shallow ILITING base to collect water below a compatible mesh flat.
Choose this BeGrit flat when a shorter, wider footprint suits the shelf and you need a mesh support for blocks.
The Gardzen 200-cell version suits a high-density bench where you want many small cavities in each flat.
The MOUYAT mesh tray is an option when you need a shorter rectangular support for soil blocks or similar media.
Choose the TD377 base when you already own the compatible 54-cell RooTrimmer insert.
Choose this ZJP pack when you need several solid 1020-style bases and the listed 2.44-inch depth fits the shelf and inserts you plan to use.
This flat gives soil blocks a wider uninterrupted floor than a typical 1020 tray.
Use these inserts when larger plugs matter more than getting the maximum number of starts into a base.
Use one 12-cell module per sowing date and lift each group out when it is ready to move.
This compact draining flat suits a shelf too short for a 1020 tray.
The one-inch openings offer more handling room than Bootstrap Farmer's 200-cell grid while still holding 128 plugs on a flat.
A taller dome leaves extra room above upright cuttings when a short cover would touch the tips.
Use a four-inch cover when the gap under a grow light or shelf is limited.
Choose this one-inch-deep reservoir if you want a low edge around removable modules and a solid floor for bottom watering.
The three-quarter-inch openings let you start many small plugs where bench space is tight.
These flats are for fifty separate plugs with a centered drain hole in each cavity.
