5 x Full Trays
Lightweight Plastic Trays.
Has Drainage Holes.
Full-size seed trays are ideal for starting seedlings, can hold 2 x Half Trays
Mini Wini trays from Neversink offer professional seed-starting quality in a compact format. Available in three sizes to suit everything from lettuce to tomatoes, these durable, reusable trays promote strong roots and stress-free transplanting.
The Mini Wini Seed Trays from Neversink bring professional-grade seed starting to the home gardener. Designed with the same quality and airflow-focused construction as the full-size Winstrip trays, these compact versions help improve root development, reduce transplant shock, and eliminate the need for fiddly soil blocks.
Perfect for gardeners working with limited space, each tray type caters to specific crop groups and stages. Whether you're sowing tender herbs, leafy greens, or robust fruiting plants, there's a Wini size to suit. The air-pruning cell walls encourage strong, healthy roots while making transplanting cleaner and easier—no root binding, no mess.
Durable, reusable, and thoughtfully designed, Mini Wini trays slot seamlessly into bottom watering trays. They’re an ideal solution for consistent starts in greenhouses, grow rooms, or sunny windowsills.
Available Sizes:
Small Wini (16 Cells): Lettuce, Beetroot, Celery, Onion, Pea, Basil
Medium Wini (6 Cells): Broccoli, Kale, Beans, Chard, Parsley
Large Wini (10 Cells): Tomato, Pepper, Squash, Melon, Artichoke
Dimensions:
Small: 5" x 5" (32 cc per cell)
Medium: 3.3" x 5" (55 cc per cell)
Large: 4" x 10" (87 cc per cell)
Which Wini tray should I choose? Match your tray to the plant size. Small is best for quick crops and herbs; Medium suits brassicas and greens; Large works for slower-growing or larger-seeded veg like tomatoes and pumpkins.
Can I use these trays without a heat mat? Yes, although using a heat mat may improve germination for heat-loving crops like tomatoes and aubergines.
How do I clean the trays? The trays are reusable and clean easily with warm water and a brush. For best results, disinfect between sowings to prevent disease build-up.