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Burpee SuperSeed Pop-Out Reusable Seed Starting Tray (16 XL Cell)

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Amazon has Burpee SuperSeed Pop-Out Reusable Seed Starting Tray (16 XL Cell) on sale for $11.44. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or on $25+.

Walmart also has Burpee SuperSeed Pop-Out Reusable Seed Starting Tray (16 XL Cell) on sale for $11.44. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available) or on orders $35+, otherwise select free store pickup where stock permits.

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Product Details:

16 extra-large flexible pop-out cells
Molded corner slots in each cell improve drainage and soil aeration
Deep channels in the watering tray draw excess away from the cells
Rows are labeled alphanumerically for seedling identification with included Plant-o-Gram diagram.
Soft food-grade silicone cells cradle seedlings and gently flex to pop out when it's time to transplant into your outdoor garden

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Amazon [amazon.com] has Burpee SuperSeed Pop-Out Reusable Seed Starting Tray (16 XL Cell) on sale for $11.44. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or on $25+.

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Model: Burpee 16 XL Cell SuperSeed Seed Starting Tray

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Product Name:	Burpee SuperSeed Seed Starting Tray \| 16 XL Cell \| Reusable & Dishwasher Safe \| for Starting Vegetable Seeds, Flower Seeds & Herb Seeds \| Indoor Grow Kit for Deep-Rooted Seedlings
Manufacturer:	Burpee
Model Number:	93412
Product SKU:	B09S7HCZ69
UPC:	41530934120

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Anyone else use egg cartons lol

Not a deal - was as low as 8.22 and has been at this price for months according to the 3c's. Then there's the fact that many reviews say the products are poorly protected in transit and arrive broken.

I am guessing its because the 16 cell is XL size and has bigger slots.

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04-09-2023 at 06:38 PM.

Quote from Toad1951

The 36 Cell one is also $11.44 (Not XL)

Burpee SuperSeed Seed Starting Tray | 36 Cell Reusable Seed Starter Tray | for Starting Vegetable, Flower & Herb Seeds | Indoor Grow ... https://a.co/d/gM3MPGN

I saw the 36 cell ones on clearance at my local Target yesterday for $8.xx (forget price exactly).

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04-10-2023 at 08:36 AM.

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Anyone else use egg cartons lol

Yep, I've been using a plastic 24-egg carton. Not the styrofoam ones but transparent ones. The cover forms a greenhouse. It has worked fine so far. I might, however, upgrade to the cheap starter trays with an LED plant light. That'll allow me to start the plants indoors. I'll of course acclimate the seedlings to the sun before I plant them.

My neighbor is cheap so she's using used condoms and plastic gloves (1 plant per finger) to start her seeds. She ties them on the fence so that they're out of the way. I'm sure passerbys wonder why there are gloves and condoms on her fence. Seems to work fine. In fact, her seedlings are hardier than mine.