- 24 x Cultiwool 48-Cell Mini Block Sheets (1,152 total blocks per case)
Cultiwool 48 Cell Mini Block Sheets (24 Sheets/Case)
- 48 cells per sheet with 1,152 total blocks per case
- Mini block dimensions measure precisely 2x2x2 inches
- Inert stone wool material maintains a superior air-to-water ratio
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- You are setting up a propagation nursery because your current methods lead to inconsistent germination rates and plant disease
- You are starting from seeds or taking cuttings because you need precise control over your feeding schedule without nutrient binding
- The 2x2x2 inch block size matters because it gives roots ample space while keeping a superior air-to-water ratio
- The clean stone wool material eliminates bacteria and pollutants to protect your nursery from disease
- The inert stone wool lets you control feedings completely without binding or releasing nutrients
- Growers who struggle with root damage report that seedlings move easily into larger blocks without disturbing delicate systems
- Nurseries dealing with inconsistent establishment say these sterile plugs deliver rapid root development from day one
Cultiwool 48 Cell Mini Block Sheets (24 Sheets/Case)
Struggling with inconsistent germination rates or disease in your nursery? The Cultiwool 48 Cell Mini Block Sheets provide a sterile, high-performance solution for professional growers and hobbyists alike. These stone wool starter plugs are engineered to create the perfect microclimate, ensuring rapid root development and healthy plant establishment from the very first day. Whether you are starting from seed or taking cuttings, these sheets offer the precision required for high-yield propagation.
Each mini block measures precisely 2" x 2" x 2", providing optimal space for roots to thrive while maintaining a superior air-to-water ratio. Because stone wool is naturally inert, it does not bind or release nutrients, giving you total control over your feeding schedule. Once your seedlings are established, they can be easily moved into larger growing blocks or 1.5 inch cubes without disturbing the delicate root systems.
What's Included
Features
Sterile Environment
Clean stone wool eliminates bacteria and pollutants for healthy, disease-free root development.
Uniform Dimensions
Precise 2x2x2 inch blocks ensure consistent growing conditions across your entire propagation tray.
Nutrient Control
Inert material doesn't bind nutrients, ensuring full availability of fertilizers to your developing plants.
High Efficiency
The 48-cell sheet layout maximizes space efficiency for large-scale propagation and commercial growing runs.
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Stone Wool |
| Mini Block Dimensions | 2" x 2" x 2" (50mm x 50mm x 50mm) |
| Sheet Dimensions | 24" x 8" x 2" (610mm x 200mm x 50mm) |
| Cells per Sheet | 48 |
| Sheets per Case | 24 |
| Shrink Wrap Options | Available with or without shrink wrap |
FAQs
Yes, it is recommended to soak stone wool in a pH-adjusted nutrient solution (typically pH 5.5-5.8) to stabilize the medium before inserting seeds or cuttings.
Absolutely. The 2-inch dimensions provide ample support for cuttings to take root and enough volume for seedlings to develop a strong initial root system.
While designed for hydroponic systems, stone wool blocks can be transplanted into soil or coco coir once the roots have emerged from the block.
Each case contains 24 sheets, and each sheet has 48 cells, totaling 1,152 mini blocks per case.
Yes, these sheets are designed to be compatible with industry-standard propagation trays for easy handling and transport.
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