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1010 trays are the compact, versatile workhorses for any grower. Measuring approximately 10 by 10 inches, they have half the footprint of a standard 1020 tray. This smaller size makes them perfect for small-batch seed starting, growing microgreens, or fitting into tight spaces where a full-size tray won't do. Two 1010s fit neatly into a single 1020 tray, allowing you to grow a wider variety of plants on one shelf.
Finding the right 1010 setup depends on what you plan to grow. Consider these key factors to make the best choice for your garden or indoor farm.
The depth of your tray has a major impact on root development and moisture retention.
You can start with just a tray or get a complete system ready to go.
They're perfect for growing microgreens, starting seeds in smaller batches, or for growers with limited shelf space. Their compact 10" x 10" footprint makes them easy to handle and ideal for successive planting.
A 1010 tray has half the footprint of a standard 1020 tray. A 1010 measures approximately 10 inches by 10 inches, while a 1020 is 10 inches by 20 inches. This means two 1010 trays fit perfectly side-by-side on a standard propagation shelf designed for a 1020.
Yes, our extra-strength 1010 trays are made from durable, BPA-free plastic designed for years of use. They resist cracking and warping, so you can wash, sanitize, and reuse them season after season, making them a sustainable choice for your garden.
Choose a shallow (~1.25") tray for crops with shallow root systems like microgreens. For larger seedlings like tomatoes or peppers that need more room for root development before transplanting, a deep (~2.5") tray is the better choice.