Looking for seedling trays? Here you’ll find seedling trays from local sellers in the Philippines. Compare the listings, check the price per tray and message the seller directly.
A seedling tray is a tray with small cells for growing seeds into healthy seedlings before you transplant them. It’s also called a seed tray, germination tray or nursery tray. It’s used for vegetables, herbs and flowers.
Trays are sold by the number of holes. Common sizes are 50, 72, 104, 128 and 200 holes.
More holes, smaller cells: good for small seedlings like lettuce, pechay and herbs.
Fewer holes, bigger cells: good for bigger seedlings like tomato, eggplant and pepper.
Crop: match the cell size to how big the seedling gets before transplanting.
Thickness: thicker trays cost more but can be reused for many seasons.
Drainage: each cell should have a hole at the bottom.
Quantity: divide the number of seedlings you need by the holes per tray, then add a few extra trays.
Seedling trays are best for starting many small seedlings at once. Seedling bags and seedling pots hold more soil, so they suit fruit trees and plants that stay longer before transplanting.
On FarmyHub, seedling trays are currently listed at about ₱130 to ₱140 per tray (October 2026), with a minimum order of 5 to 10 trays. Prices depend on the size, thickness and seller.
FarmyHub is the marketplace, not the farm supply store. Every listing, price and photo comes from the seller. FarmyHub doesn’t stock, test or inspect the trays. Before you pay, message the seller to confirm the number of holes, the tray size, the minimum order, and delivery or pickup.
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It depends on the crop. Use 128 or 200 holes for small seedlings like lettuce and pechay, and 50 or 72 holes for bigger ones like tomato and eggplant.
Yes. Wash and dry them after each use. Thicker trays last for many planting seasons.
Usually one or two. If both grow, keep the stronger seedling.
