QHC KOCK 6-Pack Seed Sprouter Tray BPA Free PP Soil-Free Big Capacity Healthy Wheatgrass Grower Sprouting Container Kit Wheatgrass Cat Grass Seedling Planting Storaging Trays for Garden Home Office

I have tried sprouts many times in the past with different methods. I would get sprouts but they wouls take time and not get so long. Within 72 hours I had amazing sprouts with these trays. I am thrilled with them and the results. So simple to use!

The plastic screen trays holes are too big for my micro green seeds.

I have recently tried growing my own sprouts to eat so I decided to get these trays to help me out. These trays are honestly pretty great; however, I found out pretty fast that the mesh tray's holes are pretty big so some of the smaller seed sprouts just fall right through and get drained with the water. I do like that you do get six trays for a good deal so that's not bad. The trays are pretty durable and well made so that's another good thing. Just keep in mind these are better for the bigger sprouts like Mung Beans.

I didn't realize how big these sprouting trays were. Wow, they are huge! But they will really come in handy for sprouting things. I'm going to use them to sprout greens for my chickens to eat. They'll enjoy such a treat. Pretty good bargain. Now to find all the counter space!

They are simply designed sprouter trays. The holes on the grates are a little small for some micro greens but they work well enough. They are easy to maneuver and clean. The trays are a little shallow but I’m decently satisfied with this order.

These are good seed Sprouter Trays. There are a total of 6 trays in a pack. They are easy to use and stack on each other so storage is convenient. These trays are big enough to grow an ample amount of greens. Only thing is that they are not deep enough.

I wish these had come with some instructions for use. That is the reason I knocked a star off. I haven’t started my own greens/sprouts before on a May like this so I was hoping to gain some information from this company but it looks like to Google I go. Aside from that the trays are sturdy and appear that they will function well. Quite the deal for 6 trays too!

These trays stack if you place them sideways from each other, and they nest if you place them into each other. That makes them a good choice for easy storage and for sprouting more than one tray at a time. Because there are multiple trays, you can use them for sprouting a smaller portion each day so that you always have sprouts ready. These won't work well (if you use both the green and white portions together) for very tiny seeds unless you line them with something so that the small seeds don't fall through the holes in the tray. They won't work well for seeds that need to be in soil (if you use both the green and white halves together). But they worked well for sunflower seed sprouts because the sprouts will grow up while the roots grow down into the base where a small amount of water stays after you rinse them and drain them. Also I grew cat grass in soil just using the green base without the white grid part. (The grid holes seemed too small to me for the blades of grass to grow through and not be damaged, since the holes in the white grid are not super smooth.) And for the rest, I am using them to hold my peat pots that have seedlings that will go into the garden. They are pretty sturdy if you have both halves together, and if you don't want your peat pots to fall apart because they sat in water, these work well for keeping them off the runoff when you water them. So, I have found these very useful for a number of garden purposes. For non-garden purposes, they are a decent dish drainer for small items. As sprouting trays, they would have been slightly more useful if they had come with lids, but the listing is clear that the lids aren't included, so I can't complain!