Burpee SuperSeed Seed Starting Tray | 36 Cell Reusable Seed Starter Tray | for Starting Vegetable, Flower & Herb Seeds | Indoor Grow Kit for Plant Seedlings | for Germination Success

I made the mistake of buying the paper based starting tray that was harder to control the moisture. I didn't know bottom soaking is better without washing the seeds out and avoid overwatering. The build quality is excellent! Sure, the bottom tray is on the thinner side so you probably don't want to drop this on the ground but otherwise, I used four 36-cell tray to start germinating annuals and perennials I can plant this year. After putting seeding starting mix (not regular potting soil), I filled the bottom tray about 1/4" or so with water and let it sit for about 10-15 minutes until the top looked damp. Then dumped the remaining water out so no mold grows under or have the cells in wet condition. Another issue I had with the paper trays if the top was too damp. We'll see how things germinate but because it's rigid but it's also easy to take out with the flexible silicone bottom, the seeds should start well and allow for the plant to grow rapidly.

I like those little seed starter but I think the pods should be a little bit bigger. It's made very well and the bottom parts of rubber so it makes it easy to pop the seedlings out

I picked this up as a birthday gift for my wife, and it’s turned out to be one of her favorite garden gifts yet. The labeled grid (A-F across, 1-6 down) is what really sold her on it. She uses the whole layout to track exactly which seeds are in which cell and how each one is progressing. No more guessing what’s sprouting where. We’ve already seen good germination results, including some pumpkin seedlings she recently transplanted out of the tray once they got going. The cells hold soil well and seedlings are easy to pop out without disturbing the roots. If you’re buying for someone who likes to be methodical about their garden, this tray makes tracking growth simple and satisfying. Great gift, and she’s already planning to reuse it for the next round of seeds.

Easy to get the plants out but no cover which for the price is not worth it.

The Seed Starter I received looks like it would have worked out really well for me, except for my disappointment when i realized it did not have a dome. My only, and it is a big one, disappointment is that I didn't realize it did not come with a dome to put on top of clear plastic to observe the progress of the seeds, etc. I am surprised that Burpee, who has been involved with all things relative to seeds, seedlings, plants, and many products did not make this Seed Starter with a dome. I haven't used it due to this reason and probably never will unless I can find a way or a product where I can enclosed the Seed Srarter inside this other product so I have a better chance of my seeds germinating. Seeds, seedlings, cuttings, etc., need humidity and without it, the chances of them germinating or growing are not too high. This was my error in buying a Seed Starter without a dome. A hard lesson learned. I will now search for the Seed Starter that will work for me. I am sorry I couldn't be more positive.