Grow1 Neoprene Inserts - 3-in - Black - 84 Count

Steady Support for New Cuttings - 3-in Black Collars

Loose cuttings shift in a net pot, and rigid lids can press on delicate stems. These soft neoprene inserts grip the stem gently and hold it in place without artificial media. A slit from the center to the outside edge lets you place and remove each clone with little handling.

With 84 inserts in one unit, this size suits a regular indoor grower who fills a clone machine or hydroponic system and wants spares on hand for the next round. Larger operations can stock up as cuttings turn over.

Key Features & Benefits

• Neoprene material — soft and durable, so it supports cuttings without damaging delicate tissue.
• Center-to-edge slit — makes inserting and removing clones simple.
• Black colour — a neutral look that suits propagation setups.
• Broad system fit — made for use with clone machines, aeroponics and hydro-systems.
• 84 inserts per unit — enough to fill a propagation setup and keep spares.

Who Should Use Grow1 Neoprene Inserts

Growers who propagate cuttings in net pots in clone machines, aeroponic units or other hydroponic systems, and who want the stem held firmly instead of moving around under a plastic lid.

About Grow1 Neoprene Inserts

Grow1 Neoprene Inserts, also called cloning collars, are black neoprene collars with a slit from the center to the outside edge. They support cuttings propagated in net pots without artificial media. The unit contains 84 inserts and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are cloning collars used for?
A: They hold a new cutting in the opening of a net pot. The soft material supports the stem while protecting its tissue.

Q: How do I fit a cutting?
A: Place the stem into the slit, which runs from the center to the outside edge. Removing the clone later uses the same slit.

Q: Do I need growing media with these?
A: No. They support cuttings propagated in net pots without artificial media.

Q: Why choose neoprene over a plastic lid?
A: Neoprene grips the stem, so the cutting is less likely to move around. Plastic lids generally hold less snugly.

Q: Which systems do they work with?
A: They are intended for clone machines, aeroponics and hydro-systems.

Q: What is a net pot?
A: A net pot is a slotted container that holds a plant in a hydroponic system while roots grow through the openings.