Containerwise® Charles Dowding 15 cell Sturdy Seed Tray (CD15)

Why Choose the Charles Dowding CD15 Seed Tray by Containerwise®:

Efficient Space Usage: Cultivate 15 perfect seedlings in a compact tray, ideal for use in propagators, on heat mats, under grow lights, and even on windowsills.

Lifetime Durability: Tired of flimsy seed trays? Our CD60 tray is built to last over 15 years, saving you time, money, and hassle. Feel the quality and invest in a tray that grows with you.

Quick Transplanting: No more struggling with seedlings. Large drainage holes make it easy to pop out your seedlings without damaging their delicate roots with the plugpopper.

Easy Handling: The sturdy design allows for one-hand operation, making gardening simpler and more enjoyable. Experience the ease of handling a well-built tray that supports your gardening efforts.

Eco-Friendly: this tray is eco-friendly and recyclable, supporting sustainable gardening practices by minimizing waste.

Air-Pruned Roots: Promote healthier, bushier growth with air-pruning. Your plants will develop a more robust root system, leading to stronger, more resilient seedlings.

Growing Tips

• Perfect for Small Seedlings: Ideal for starting a variety of vegetables, herbs, and flowers.
• Efficient Watering: Use with a green bottom water tray for optimal moisture management.

Product Specifications
Outer dimensions: 18 × 10,5 × 4,4 cm
Cell size: 3 x 3 x 4,4 cm
Drainage hole: 1,4 cm
Designed by: Charles Dowding
Produced by: Containerwise in the UK
CD15 size: The Charles Dowding 15 cell (cd15) is 25% or 1/4th the size of the cd60 cell. The cell size is the same in both trays.

Gardeners in the UK can order their CD15 through our overseas partner Containerwise® UK.

If you are interested in Charles Dowding's gardening method you might be interested in his books.

Almost all plants growing in Charles Dowding's no-dig garden at Homeacres start in his seed trays. Designed with large drainage holes, these cells are especially suitable for supporting your seedlings during their first 4 to 6 weeks. After this period, you can plant out your seedlings in the garden or give the roots more space to grow in larger cell-sized trays or individual pots.

For plants like tomatoes and bell peppers, which need to be grown under cover until the last frost has passed, you will need to repot them from the CD15 to other pots or cells first. These plants require a frost-free environment to thrive.