The Maxi Rootrainers™ are the largest modular Rootrainer in the range, perfect for broadleaved trees grown on a long cycle to larger salable sizes and for plants destined for dry sites.
Please Note: Rigid trays are an essential part of the system. Propagating lids are not available for the Maxi.
40 cells/tray (10 books)
For broadleaved trees grown on longer cycles, to larger salable sizes. For plants destined to dry sites, and for prize Winning plants.
Size:44.5cm x 27.5cm x 13cm
Cell Depth 20cm Volume 350cc
UK standard delivery* is just £4.99 on orders under £40
FREE UK standard delivery* on all orders over £40
*We estimate that your order will be delivered within 3-5 working days, subject to availability. Delivery charges are for Mainland UK address only and excludes the Highlands and Isle of Wight. FREE UK standard delivery applies to orders of £40 or more.
For information and enquiries about delivery charges to other locations, please contact us: info@haxnicks.co.uk or phone 0117 9341799.
Please note, a signature will be required upon delivery unless we have authorisation from you that the goods can be left.
Returns Policy
If you receive a product that is defective or wish to cancel your order, please read our returns policy to arrange a return or an order cancellation with us.
United KingdomClifford saw the product at the Forestry show and was impressed. So I googled them and found your website, I only grow a few trees at home, not deal in the thousands as he does, But I planted 40 Acorns and the whole package is very neat and tidy, I will be buying more for Christmas presents and for myself. However they would have been £5.00 cheaper on Amazon with no delivery charge !
United Kingdom United Kingdomthere were only 9 trays in my parcel - 1 short, so would appreciate help in this please
GBI have used these root trainers for many years for my sweet peas and found them very successful in bringing on seedlings. Planting out can be done without damaging the roots. The packaging on my latest order was disappointing resulting in slights damage to the frame.
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