Starting seeds in cheap trays with no root structure and then watching them die during transplant is a spring ritual nobody needs - poor germination from undersized cells and flimsy trays means you lose the early start you were counting on, and you end up buying transplants instead. 72-cell peat pot format - each cell biodegrades directly into the soil when you transplant, so roots grow through the pot wall without the shock of root disturbance that sets back seedlings started in plastic. The peat composition holds moisture consistently without waterlogging, which is the leading cause of damping-off in early germination. The 72-piece count covers a serious kitchen garden or small-market growing operation without excess waste. Standard on market garden and serious kitchen garden setups acro Stocked at Crofton Lumber and Akron Lumber.