Cultiwool Big Block Rock Wool Block 150x150x142mm – Substrate for Hydroponic Growing
Cultiwool Big Block Rock Wool Block 150x150x142mm – Substrate for Hydroponic Growing
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Taco de lana de roca Cultiwool Big Block de 150x150x142 mm para la fase de post-enraizamiento de esquejes.
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Estructura de fibras multidireccionales con alta porosidad que garantiza equilibrio entre oxigenación y retención hídrica.
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Envoltura plástica blanca que protege la lana de roca, mantiene su forma y evita el desmoronamiento de fibras.
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Compatible con cultivos hidropónicos, aeróponicos y en slabs para una integración sencilla en distintos sistemas.
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Hidratar 24-48 horas en agua con pH 5.5 antes de usar para estabilizar el medio y proteger las raíces jóvenes.
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Las raíces colonizarán rápidamente el nuevo medio favoreciendo un crecimiento más explosivo y uniforme.
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Description
- 🌱 Cultiwool Rockwool Plug 75 × 75 × 65 mm ideal for transplanting cuttings and seedlings from smaller plugs
- 💧 Great water retention and oxygenation thanks to its multidirectional fiber structure
- 🛡️ White plastic wrap that protects the roots and prevents crumbling
- 🧱 Available with small or large holes , depending on the type of initial plug (150 or 77 holes)
- 🧪 It is recommended to stabilize at pH 5.5 for 24-48 hours before use.
- ⚙️ Compatible with slabs, expanded clay pots, or hydroponic/aeroponic systems
Full description
Cultiwool Rockwool Plug 75 × 75 × 65 mm – Efficient transplant for cuttings and seeds
Rock wool plugs Cultiwool They offer the perfect base for root development in hydroponic systems. This model of 75×75×65mm is specifically designed for transplant cuttings or seedlings from smaller blocks and ensure robust development in the following phases of cultivation.
With a structure of multidirectional fibers and high porosity, these tacos guarantee an ideal balance between oxygenation and water retention.
When to use the Cultiwool rock wool block?
This cue is designed for post-rooting phase, when the plants have already formed a first root structure in smaller plugs (such as those in trays of 150 or 77 alveoli) and need more space to continue developing.
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small hole: to insert cuttings from trays 150 alveoli.
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big hole: to insert cuttings from trays 77 alveoli.
Once the small plug has been transplanted into this larger format, the plant will be able to quickly colonize the new environment, favoring more explosive growth.
Advantages of the Cultiwool rock wool plug
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Multidirectional fiber: excellent aeration and moisture retention capacity.
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White plastic wrap: protects the wool, maintains its shape and prevents fiber crumbling.
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Full compatibility with hydroponic, aeroponic and slab crops.
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Profitable and economical format, ideal for both small growers and commercial crops.
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Available with holes adapted to different types of cue to facilitate transplantation.
How to use it correctly?
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Preparation of the taco
Before use, it is recommended hydrate rock wool for 24-48 hours in water with pH adjusted to 5.5. This stabilizes the medium and prevents variations that could damage young roots. -
Insertion of the cutting or seedling
Gently drive the small dowel into the hole of the 75mm dowel. Make sure not to damage the stem or budding roots. -
Watering and rooting
Water with water and a root stimulator to favor the colonization of the new substrate. Thanks to its structure, the roots will expand evenly and healthily. -
Ready for transplant
When the roots show through the base, the plug will be ready to be placed in Slabs, pots with clay balls or in any hydroponic/aeroponic system.
Additional recommendations
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Always keep the pH stabilized of the substrate.
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Do not compress the block, to do not clog the pore structure.
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Avoid excess water between waterings to preserve oxygenation.
This Cultiwool block from 75×75×65mm It is a fundamental tool to ensure a optimal transition between phases of cultivation, guaranteeing that the roots develop strongly and the plants reach their maximum potential from the first moment.
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Cultiwool Big Block Rock Wool Block 150x150x142mm – Substrate for Hydroponic Growing
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Frequently asked questions
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It's a rockwool block that provides the perfect base for root development in hydroponic systems. It's designed for transplanting cuttings or seedlings from smaller cubes and ensuring robust development in the following growth stages.
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It's designed for the post-rooting stage, when plants have already formed an initial root structure in smaller cubes, such as those from 150- or 77-cell trays, and need more room. Once the small cube is transplanted into this larger format, the plant quickly colonizes the new medium and grows more explosively.
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Before use, it's recommended to soak the rockwool for 24-48 hours in water with the pH adjusted to 5.5. This stabilizes the medium and prevents fluctuations that could damage young roots. Then gently insert the small cube into the hole without damaging the stem or the emerging roots.
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It's fully compatible with hydroponic, aeroponic and slab grows. Once the roots start showing through the base, the cube will be ready to place in slabs, pots with clay pebbles, or any other hydroponic or aeroponic system.
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The white plastic wrap protects the wool, keeps its shape and prevents the fibers from crumbling. Its multidirectional fiber also ensures excellent aeration and moisture retention for the roots.
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Always keep the substrate's pH stable and don't compress the cube, so as not to block its pore structure. Also avoid excess water between waterings, so the oxygenation of the root zone is preserved.