Nope, I'm waiting for more stuff to be delivered. I think I can wipe them out pretty quickly though. I've only seen a few little spots showing signs of their presence. The first round was insane. My bonsais still haven't fully recovered for the abuse.
They have their pros and cons, and there is definitely a learning curve, but overall it's my favorite.
You spray it? I've used it on the medium, but I didn't know that it could be applied to the rest of the plant.
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Nice. I'll look into it. Thanks!
Gotcha I have read there is not much one can do with the used grow wool do you get more than one grow out of them Have you tried the coco slabs they package them just like rock wool a company gave me some slabs and 6x6 cubes look copacetic but I don't have an auto fertgation system yet which seems like the only way to use them
Just one and done. They aren't biodegradable because they are rock, so about the only use is breaking them down and mixing them with soil. I dry them, bag them up and send them to the dump. They aren't toxic, so it doesn't really kill my inner hippie. It just takes up space.
Good to know I wondered if they were a viable product they sounded like a good solution but I never see anyone using them or chatting them up I best just wet them and crush them up for use in my planters I am over experimenting maybe when I retire in another year or two ill get bored lol
This reminded me. I used to use rockwool macro plugs, then transplant them into rockwool cubes and then transplant them into coco or on their slabs. I stopped using the rockwool cubes when I switched to the coco cubes because they were too small. When I did use them, I always went with 4x4x2" cubes. The 2" height is perfect for a seedling because they were almost impossible to overwater. Once they would fill out that cube, I would stack it on a second cube to have a 4x4x4 block.
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