Why choose this tray
A compact starter tray makes the first grow easier to read. You can see when seed is too dense, when moisture is pooling, and when a batch needs more airflow before the tray becomes a bigger cleanup project.
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Soil-Free Cat Grass Starter Tray
Built for small kitchens, apartments, and first-time growers, this compact tray keeps the growing routine contained. Add your own seed, keep the tray evenly moist, and use it for quick cat grass starts, wheatgrass tests, or small microgreen batches on a counter or windowsill.
$13.99
Entry kitSoil-free workflowCountertop size
Dimensions4.8" D x 7.16" W x 1.69" H
MaterialPlastic with polished finish
PlacementIndoor tabletop or windowsill
DrainageBuilt-in drainage holes
Seed noteSeeds are sold separately
Care noteRinse lightly and drain well
Best for
- New growers
- Cat grass starts
- Low-mess kitchens
Included
- Reusable planter tray
- Germination tray surface
- Built-in drainage holes
- Seeds sold separately
Cat grass kits
A starter tray for small, low-mess grass batches
This tray is best when you want to learn the routine before scaling up. It keeps the batch small, gives roots room to drain, and works well for cat grass, wheatgrass tests, and small microgreen starts on a counter or windowsill.
How to use it
Rinse and soak seed, spread one thin layer, keep the tray damp without leaving standing water, and move it into bright indirect light once blades emerge. Wash the tray fully between batches.
Best fit
Choose it for first-time cat grass starts, apartment kitchens, small windowsills, or anyone who wants to test seed and timing before buying a larger tray system.
Product questions
Details shoppers usually check first.
Does the Soil-Free Cat Grass Starter Tray include seed?
No. This tray is sold separately from seed, so add a seed refill if you need one for the first batch.
Can this tray grow wheatgrass too?
Yes. It can be used for small wheatgrass tests as long as the seed layer stays thin and the tray is rinsed and drained well.
Where should I place the tray?
Use a bright indoor spot with airflow. Avoid hot direct sun that dries the surface while the lower tray stays wet.