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Aatacas Hydroponics

These rockwool grow cubes provide a stable medium for starting seeds and cloning plants. The sheets are sized for standard hydroponic trays to encourage vigorous root growth

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Sets Affordable Rockwool grow cubes

What stands out

Rockwool grow media

The material provides excellent water retention and aeration for roots.

Propagation and cloning

These cubes are designed for starting new plants and clones.

Standardized sizing

Each cube is 1.5 in for easy fitting into trays.

First-hand

Notes from buyers

Liam 5.0

The 1.5 in cubes fit perfectly in my propagation tray.

Eric 4.6

I saw very vigorous root growth after moving my clones into these rockwool plugs.

Stephen 4.9

Having 56 plugs in two sheets makes it easy to start a large batch of seeds.

Why it’s listed

Propagation Media Standards

These 1.5 in rockwool cubes come in sheets of 56 plugs total. They are engineered to support vigorous plant growth during the early stages of propagation.

  • 1.5 in rockwool cubes
  • 56 total plugs
  • Two-sheet set
  • Propagation grow media
  • Cloning kit compatibility
Why these models

What we make

The range includes Affordable, Rockwool grow cubes — the types these titles actually list.

How they are built

These rockwool grow cubes provide a stable medium for starting seeds and cloning plants. The sheets are sized for standard hydroponic trays to encourage vigorous root growth

What they suit

The range is aimed at the uses named in Affordable, Rockwool grow cubes, not a catch-all.

What stands out

Compare Aatacas models on Affordable, Rockwool grow cubes. Examples: Rockwool grow media plugs for propagation.

Quick answers

Aatacas Questions

What size are the individual cubes?

Each rockwool cube is 1.5 in.

How many plugs are included in this set?

The set includes 2 sheets for a total of 56 plugs.

What are these cubes used for?

They are used as grow media for plant propagation and cloning kits.

What material are these made from?

These are made from rockwool, which is a common hydroponic grow media.