Grodan Small Grow Cube 75x75x65mm, with a small hole

Product detailed description

The 75x75x65mm rock wool cube provides a healthy and clean environment for plants while keeping the air-to-water ratio balanced. This option has a small hole in the middle.

All products by Grodan are eco-friendly and usable in indoor grow tents and outdoor gardens. 

The rock wool plugs are made by melting basalt and calcium at 1500 °C into "rock lava" and pulling it into thin fibres. These fibres are then pressed into a shape of the desired shape and size.

Rock wool is the perfect hydroponic growing medium:

• It keeps the air-to-water ratio ideal in the root zone, which is perfect for the development of a healthy, branching root system. With a root system like that, the plant can effectively absorb nutrients and prosper in all regards.
• Allows the grower to have total control over the nutrition.
• Rock wool is a hydrophilic material, which means that it excels in water retention. 
• The inert medium doesn't contain any nutrition and doesn't affect the electric conductivity (EC) of the nutrient solution.
• The incredible stability of rock wool means it increases the pH only slightly.
• The medium is sterile, which means the plant can develop in an environment that's not contaminated, and the possibility of diseases, moulds and pest infestations is very low.
• Rock wool cubes are suitable for nearly all hydroponic systems, including NFT and Ebb&Flow systems.
• Grodan cubes are fully recyclable and reusable. However, you have to clean the cubes before reusing them.
• In general, Grodan products help growers save on water and fertiliser. 

How to use Grodan grow cubes?

• First, soak the grow cube in room temperature ( about 25 °C) water with a pH adjusted according to the current needs of the plants between 4,8-6.
• Because of the excellent water retention qualities of the cube, it will soon reach the same pH value the water has.
• Let the excess water drain from the cube. Squeezing and wringing the cube is not recommended.
• Use the cube until you see the plant's roots growing through the bottom, which is a sign you should replant it into a larger cube.