Cultiwool 84 Cell Rooting Plug Sheets w/o Shrinkwrap - Stonewool - 1.4 x 1.4 x 1.6-in Plugs - 25 Sheets

Uniform Stonewool Plugs for Faster Propagation Starts - 25 Sheets

Uneven starter media leads to uneven roots and uneven crops. These stonewool plug sheets give every seed or cutting a firm, consistent cell. The material is inert, so it does not lock up or release substances, and water and nutrients stay available to the plant.

Each unit contains 25 sheets of 84 cells, which suits growers who start propagation in regular batches, from serious home gardeners running hydroponic systems to commercial operations needing steady volume. Smaller trials can still use a single sheet at a time.

Key Features & Benefits

• Stonewool material — an inert medium that supports root development without interfering with feed.
• 84 cells per sheet — start many seeds or cuttings from one sheet.
• Mini blocks of 1.4 x 1.4 x 1.6 in (36 x 36 x 40 mm) — a compact plug that transplants into larger growing blocks.
• 25 sheets per unit — enough for repeated propagation runs.
• Supplied without shrinkwrap — sheets are ready to handle as they arrive.

Who Should Use Cultiwool 84 Cell Rooting Plug Sheets

Growers who propagate from seed or cuttings in hydroponic systems and want a uniform start before moving plants to larger blocks. It fits both licensed commercial cultivation and home gardens.

About Cultiwool 84 Cell Rooting Plug Sheets

Cultiwool makes stonewool starter plugs for propagation and hydroponic cultivation. This product is a stonewool rooting plug sheet with 84 cells, sold without shrinkwrap, with 25 sheets in each unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many sheets come in one unit?
A: Each unit contains 25 sheets. Each sheet has 84 cells.

Q: What size are the individual plugs?
A: Each mini block measures 1.4 x 1.4 x 1.6 in (36 x 36 x 40 mm). That is a compact size for starting seeds and cuttings.

Q: What does inert mean for stonewool?
A: Inert means the medium does not lock up or release substances. Water and nutrients you supply stay available to the plant.

Q: Where do the plants go after the plug stage?
A: Transplant them into larger growing blocks once roots have developed. The plugs are designed as a start before that step.

Q: How does stonewool compare with loose media for starts?
A: Stonewool plugs are formed blocks, so each cell is uniform and firm. Loose media can vary more from cell to cell.