Jump Start AccelaROOT 50-Cell Insert with Tray and Starter Plugs

Coir Plug Propagation System Built for Repeat Cycles, 50-Cell

Starting seeds or cuttings in a plug system only works well if the plug itself holds enough moisture without staying waterlogged, and a lot of propagation failures trace back to media that drains too slowly or dries out unevenly across a tray. The Jump Start AccelaROOT 50-Cell Insert pairs a 50-cell tray insert with pre-moistened, pH-balanced coir plugs built with a binding agent and drainage properties designed to deter damping off.

Because the plugs pull directly out of the insert once roots have formed, this system fits growers moving a batch of 50 seedlings or cuttings into larger pots or a garden bed, then reloading the same insert and tray for another round.

Key Features & Benefits

• Coir-Based Plugs with Binding Agent — unique drainage properties help deter damping off.
• Pre-Moistened, pH-Balanced Plugs — formulated for an optimal air-to-water ratio at the root zone.
• No Rooting Hormone Needed — plugs transplant directly into pots or garden beds.
• Reusable Insert and Tray — start another propagation cycle with the same equipment.
• 50-Cell Capacity — propagate a full batch of seedlings or cuttings at once.

Who Should Use This System

This system fits growers who want a coir-based plug system that doesn't require rooting hormone and can be reused cycle after cycle, whether starting seeds from scratch or rooting cuttings for the next round of plants.

About Jump Start

Jump Start builds propagation hardware, including plug tray systems like the AccelaROOT insert, designed around pre-moistened, pH-balanced coir plugs that support root development without added rooting hormone.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cells does this insert have?

It has 50 cells, each holding one pre-moistened, pH-balanced coir plug. That's enough capacity to start a full batch of seedlings or cuttings in one tray.

Do I need rooting hormone with these plugs?

No, the plugs are designed to root without added rooting hormone. Their coir-based blend and drainage properties are built to support root development on their own.

Can the tray and insert be reused after transplanting?

Yes, once plugs are pulled for transplanting, the same insert and 10 x 20 inch tray can be reloaded with fresh plugs for another propagation cycle. That reuse is part of what makes the system practical for repeat batches.

What's included with this system?

It includes a 50-cell insert, a standard 10 x 20 inch tray, and 50 pH-balanced coir plugs. Everything needed to start a full batch is in the box.

How do I move a rooted plug out of the tray?

Once roots have formed, plugs come out of the tray cells easily and transplant directly into a larger pot or garden bed with the plug still attached. There's no need to disturb the root ball to remove it from the cell.