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​Grodan Stonewool (rockwool) is made from molten rock spun into cotton candy-like fibers and then compressed into cubes, blocks, or slabs. Where other rockwool brand manufacturers cut all sizes from one batch of wool, Grodan is unique by making different types of fibers. The purpose is to support the requirement of the plant in the different plant stages. Grodan has a tremendous capacity for absorbing nutrient solution while retaining plenty of oxygen for rapid plant growth. Grodan comes in graduated sizes. Seedlings started in cubes are easily transferred to blocks and then onto slabs, if desired. Seedlings or cuttings started in the Grodan cubes can also be transplanted into more traditional planters and growing mediums.

Starter MINI-BLOCKS can sit in a tray (flat) without support for easy starting of seeds and cuttings. They are individually wrapped to minimize algae growth. For best results put them on the flat side of the GRO-SMART Tray to ensure good airflow around the cubes. Remove wrapping and transplant into any loose media such as GROW-CUBES or GROW-CHUNKS, or leave wrapping on and set on top of a larger GRO-BLOCK. These cubes are popular for production of aquatic plants. The advantage MINI-BLOCKS have over A-Ok Starter Plugs and MACROPLUGS is that MINI-BLOCKS can sit in a tray without support.

Smart Farm by Mr Stacky Change Your Lifestyle Grow Healthy, Nutrient-Rich Food Easier, Faster, and More Convenient Then Ever Before Set Timer To Water Automatic Daily (Simple) Go On Vacation And Come Back To A Thriving Garden. 16 Gallon Tank Lasts 2-3 Weeks. (Convenience) Recirculates Water Back Into The Tank Saving 85% Water Compared To Traditional Gardening (Eco Friendly) Operate a Large 20 Plant Veggie Garden in a 18.5″ x 18.5″ Food Print (Space Saving) Pots Rotate Around The Center Pipe. Makes it Easy To Rotate Into The Sun If Garden Is In A Corner. (Smart) Take Control Of Where Your Food Comes From and How It’s Grown Hydroponics: Hydroponics sounds a lot more complicated then it actually is. Anyone including “brown thumbs” can do it. Hydroponics just means we are add plant food to the water and we use a different growing medium to replace soil. This allows us to know exactly what we are feeding our plants and providing only what our plant needs. By growing hydroponically we can grow larger veggies faster in a smaller footprint and conserve water all at the same time. How awesome is that? Yes you can grow in soil too but hydroponics is recommended. We promise it’s not hard and we are always here to help customers. You can even grow rooted plants such as Beets in the Smart Farm. What Can I Grow Hydroponically?: Here is a list below to give you ideas: Cucumbers Bell Peppers Butternut Squash Beets Green Beans Snap Peas Tomatoes Watermelon Zucchini Herbs Strawberries All Kinds Of Leafy Greens And On and On and On​ ​How Do I Start?: Start By Filling Up The 16 Gallon Tank​ With Water Add 2 Tsp of Plant Food (Included) Per Gallon of Water Fill Each Pot With Growing Medium of Your Choice (75 % Coco Peat / 25% Perlite)(Recommended) Plant Each Pot (Start With Seeds or Plants) Set Timer and Plug In Pump. We Believe That Growing Food At Home Not Only Provides A Healthier Life But A Happier One!​

The manufacturer has many years of experience developing Rockwool products in the Netherlands and is preferred by some of the largest industrial propagators in the world. The quality of their newest Rockwool cubes, plugs, and starter sheets is by far the best on the market with superb air to water ratio and a fiber structure that holds water longer and has less resistance for the roots to grow in, resulting in stronger roots. Rockwool also encourages faster initial rooting and its firmness is guaranteed. Blocks measure 1.5” x 1.5” x 1.5”

preferred by many propagators in the industry. The quality of the newest Rockwool cubes, plugs, and starter sheets is the best on the market with superb air to water ratio and a fiber structure that holds water longer and has less resistance for the roots to grow in, resulting in stronger roots. Rockwool also encourages faster initial rooting and its firmness is guaranteed. Each sheet of Deco2pro rockwool is perfectly-sized to fit a standard flat and each plug has a pre-formed hole to easily plant seeds and cuttings. Once rooted, gardeners can transfer individual cubes to larger pieces of stonewool or plant them directly in soil. Our rockwool Cubes come with a pre-made planting hole which easily allows you to place cuttings, seeds etc into the cubes for fast, easy rooting and sprouting. Once roots develop you can easily separate the cubes and transplant using whatever method you prefer.

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To Soak , simply dig plug briefly (10 sec) in a starter solution adjusted to pH 5.5 using pH down either or a lemon ,Do not squeeze the plug .

The ao25/40 1 inch rockwool propagationes in a sheet of 200 cubes, which fits nicely into a standard 10″ x 20″ greenhouse flat. The rockwool cube settings are about 1-1/2″ in height, and almost 1 inch square. They aremonly used for starting lettuce and other leaf crops, and flowers.

Made from natural basalt rocks through high temperature melting, fiberizing and curing. With 95% of air contents, it has high porosity which promotes rooting of plants and strengthens the growth of the plants.

Recycling wine bottles to water your plants is easy with the Plant Nanny Recycle a Wine Bottle Stake. It’s a great way to water plants day-to-day, and the perfect solution to keep plants watered while on vacation. Our terracotta stake slowly releases water from the reservoir deep into the soil and directly to the root system. Plants grow healthier by getting consistent moisture where it’s most needed. Pre-moisten the soil and gently insert the terracotta stake near the center of the plant. The carefully-designed shape of the stake allows it to be inserted into the soil without damaging the plant’s root system. Fill a wine bottle with water and set it neck-first into the stake and the watering process will begin. Know at a glance when to refill the wine bottle by observing the amount of water remaining in the glass bottle reservoir.