$18.99

The bonviee 5-pack seed starter trays with lights give you five trays, 60 cells and built-in LEDs, with clear domes and PET trays, so you can start seedlings in several small batches at a low price.

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Description

The Bonviee 5-Pack Seed Starter Trays with Lights is a five-tray seed starting set that gives you 60 cells, built-in LED lights and clear domes for a low price. Each of the five trays holds 12 cells and has its own full-spectrum LED light, so you can start several small batches at once instead of filling one large tray.

In our roundup, the bonviee 5-pack seed starter trays with lights earned 8.8 out of 10 and was named the best value pick, because five lit trays cost less than many single large kits. If you want to try several varieties, or sow in small batches through the season, this set is a practical and affordable way to begin.

Key Features

Five trays, 60 cells. The set includes five trays with 12 cells each, giving 60 cells in total. Each cell is 1.5 inches square, which suits seedlings in their early stage before they move to larger pots.

Built-in LED light in every tray. Each tray has a built-in full-spectrum LED light with 12 beads per tray. The light is part of the tray, so there is no separate lamp to position or wire up.

Clear elevated dome with adjustable vent. Each tray has a clear, elevated dome with an adjustable vent. The dome holds in humidity for germination, and the vent lets you control airflow as seedlings grow.

Clear base for root checks. The trays have a clear base, so you can see root growth without lifting the plants out of the cells. That makes it easier to judge when seedlings are ready to move on.

PET material. The trays are made from PET material. The clear trays let light reach the plants and let you watch the roots and the moisture level in the cells.

Product Description

This set is designed around small batches. Five separate trays mean you can sow different varieties on different days, move one tray to a brighter spot, or start a new batch while an earlier one is still growing. The built-in LED in each tray gives seedlings light from above, which helps them grow straight and strong in their early stage.

The clear domes and clear bases make the trays easy to watch. You can see germination through the dome, check roots through the base, and adjust the vent when humidity needs to come down. The bonviee 5-pack seed starter trays with lights is a simple, low-cost system, and its strength is that it gives you five chances to get sowing right instead of one large tray that must all be sown at once.

Benefits

The main benefit is value. Five trays with lights and domes cost $18.99, which is less than many single kits that offer fewer cells or no light at all. The separate trays also give you flexibility, because you can sow in stages and keep different varieties apart.

The built-in lights remove the need for a separate grow light in the seedling stage, and the clear trays help you learn what is happening below the surface. For gardeners who want to start seeds cheaply, or who like to sow little and often, the bonviee 5-pack seed starter trays with lights offers a useful balance of price, capacity and light.

Specifications

  • Trays: 5
  • Cells: 60 in total, 12 per tray
  • Cell size: 1.5 inches square
  • Grow light: built-in full-spectrum LED, 12 beads per tray
  • Cover: clear elevated dome with adjustable vent
  • Base: clear, for root checks
  • Material: PET
  • Heat mat: Not published
  • Overall dimensions: Not published
  • AgriBloom editorial score: 8.8 out of 10
  • Price: $18.99
  • ASIN: B08PFW3469

How to Use

The bonviee 5-pack seed starter trays with lights is ready to use once the trays are set on a flat surface. Fill the cells with seed starting mix, sow your seeds and water them gently, then fit the clear dome over each tray and set the vent to hold in humidity. Switch on the built-in LED light for each tray you have sown.

Check the trays often, because the smaller trays dry faster than a large tray, and water before the mix dries out. Open the vents as seedlings grow, and lift the dome when the plants need more air and light. Move seedlings to larger pots when they outgrow the 1.5 inch cells, and harden them off before moving them outdoors.

Why Choose

Choose this set if you want the lowest cost way to start seeds with lights included. It is a good fit for gardeners who sow in small batches, who want to try several varieties at once, and who want a light in every tray without buying separate lamps. It was rated the best value pick in our roundup, which reflects its price against its 60 cells and five built-in lights.

Keep in mind that the lights suit the seedling stage only, and the small trays need watering more often than a large tray. If you want a single large tray with a heat mat, a different kit may suit you better, but for cheap, flexible sowing the bonviee 5-pack seed starter trays with lights is a strong choice.

FAQ

How many cells does the set have?
The set has 60 cells in total, with five trays of 12 cells each. Each cell is 1.5 inches square.

Does each tray have its own light?
Yes. Each tray has a built-in full-spectrum LED light with 12 beads per tray.

What are the trays made from?
The trays are made from PET material, and the clear base lets you check root growth.

Do the trays have domes?
Yes. Each tray has a clear, elevated dome with an adjustable vent to control humidity.

How often do the small trays need watering?
The smaller trays dry faster than a large tray, so check them often and water before the mix dries out.

Final Thoughts

The Bonviee 5-Pack Seed Starter Trays with Lights is a good value choice for indoor seed starting. It gives you five trays, 60 cells, a built-in LED in every tray and clear domes for root and germination checks, all for $18.99. The small trays need more frequent watering, and the lights suit the seedling stage, but for gardeners who sow in batches and want light included, it is a practical set.

For the full comparison, read Best Seed Starting Trays: 10 Kits for Strong Seedlings on AgriBloom, where this set is compared with nine other seed starting trays and kits to help you choose the right one for your garden.

Last Update: November 6, 2026