Which container are plugs transplanted into?

Which container are plugs transplanted into?

• A. Seed Trays
• B. Cell Packs
• C. Flats
• D. Plastic Pots

Answer: (B)

In propagation, plugs are already small starter plants kept in a plug tray. The next step is to move them into cell packs, which are trays with larger individual cells. This gives each plant more space for roots to develop, reduces crowding, and makes it easier to manage water and nutrition as they grow. Seed trays or flats are typically used for starting seeds or holding many small plants, not the immediate next stage after plugs. Plastic pots are used later when plants are ready for a final or larger container.

In propagation, plugs are already small starter plants kept in a plug tray. The next step is to move them into cell packs, which are trays with larger individual cells. This gives each plant more space for roots to develop, reduces crowding, and makes it easier to manage water and nutrition as they grow. Seed trays or flats are typically used for starting seeds or holding many small plants, not the immediate next stage after plugs. Plastic pots are used later when plants are ready for a final or larger container.