The Sprout House – Single 10×20 Wheatgrass Trays

They tray without holes is on the left and the tray with holes is on the right.

If you want to try growing wheatgrass hydroponically you will need a top tray with holes in it for drainage and a bottom tray without holes in it.

To learn how to grow wheatgrass hydroponically (without soil) view our article here. Or if you want to learn how to grow wheatgrass regularly in soil click to view our article here.

5 Pack of Durable Black Plastic Growing Trays (with holes) 21″ x 11″ x 2″ by Lanmark

These heavy duty black plastic gardening trays can be reused over and over again. They are the perfect size for growing fresh wheatgrass. These trays come with drain holes so excess water can easily drain out.

Perfect to use as a top tray when doing hydroponic wheatgrass growing. Their portable size, makes these trays great for growing wheatgrass even in your own kitchen.

Each tray of wheat grass will yield 14 to 18 ounces of fresh wheatgrass juice.

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5 Pack of Durable Black Plastic Growing Trays (without holes) 21″ x 11″ x 2″ by Lanmark

These trays are the same heavy duty wheatgrass trays as the ones above but do not come with drain holes. You can place these trays anywhere without having to risk getting the surface dirty or having any water leak out. Great for using as the bottom tray for hydroponic growing.

You can also use these as lids to cover your wheatgrass. Keep the plastic lid on the tray for the first four days. Wheatgrass is not ready for sun until day five, so wait until the fifth day to remove the lid and take it outside. Once the sunlight touches the grass, it will turn green pretty quick.

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