Paddy Seedling Tray

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A 2mm Hard Paddy Seedling Tray is a durable, reusable plastic tray used for raising rice (paddy) seedlings in a controlled environment before transplanting—particularly in mechanized rice farming. The 2 mm thickness refers to the plastic wall, which gives the tray extra rigidity and strength for repeated use, making it suitable for commercial nurseries and farmers using rice transplanters.

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0.5 mm Soft  Paddy Seedling Tray it's specially designed low-cost trays for raising paddy nursery. Tray can be reused for 3-5 times and when used with VGRO media provides the best performance. You can establish nursery at ease anywhere

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A 2mm Nursery Paddy Seedling Trayis a lightweight, moderately durable plastic tray used for raising rice (paddy) seedlings in nurseries, particularly for mechanized transplanting using rice transplanters. The 2mm thickness refers to the tray's wall thickness, offering a balance between cost-efficiency and reusability—ideal for small to medium-scale rice farmers.

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6mm Soilless Paddy Seedling Tray are grown using a soilless culture substrate or hydroponic system, which is a method of growing plants without soil: 

• Soilless culture substrateA substrate that can be used to grow paddy rice seedlings, as well as other plants like flowers, grass, and vegetables 
• Hydroponic systemA system that uses a nutrient solution instead of soil as a medium for growing plants. The plants are grown in trays or boards that float in the nutrient solution, which is supplied with oxygen by an air pump. 

Soilless farming can be a sustainable alternative to soil-based farming, and can provide the same benefits as soil while overcoming some of the challenges of conventional soil-based farming. Some benefits of soilless farming include:

• Water conservation: Hydroponics can save up to 95% of the water used in conventional nurseries
• Land conservation: Hydroponics can save up to 95% of the land used in conventional nurseries
• Reduced labor: Hydroponics requires minimal labor inputs
• Reduced pesticide and insecticide use: Hydroponics doesn't require the use of toxic pesticides and insecticides