SKINNYBUNNY Rockwool Cubes 1 inch, Rock Wool Planting Cubes with Holes, Rockwool Cubes for Hydroponics, Perfect for Soilless Culture and Transplanting, 4 Sheets of 200 Cubes

At first they looked smaller than I expected, but they work great. Retains a lot of water. I chose to germinate lettuces in a block of cubes, then plan to rip the cubes apart later. Otherwise the lettuce seeds tend to fall between the individual blocks if you rip them apart first.

These rockwool cubes are a good quality for the price. it has a decent water retention and works well to germinate seeds. You do have to be careful separating them as I have split a few in half, but when I smushed it back together and put it in the hydroponic pod they still worked as it should. I start mine hydroponically and then I transition them to my garden where I leave the rockwool on and I haven't had an issue. Easy to use and I recommend these.

Tiny. Be warned. One complaint is they tear apart easily. My own fault ordering them.

These Rockwood cubes work great they fulfill their purposes very well. I just poured my chili seeds on top of the whole cube because it was too difficult to put them in each hole. They sprouted tremendously and worked great under inside lighting, but grew phenomenally outside.

I highly recommend going with another manufacturer. As they say you get what you pay for and these are the worst cubes I’ve ever used. When trying to separate a few from the mail slab they literally fall apart and become unusable, then if you can use any once they are pre soaked good luck getting them to stand without needing forms the right size they can sit in as they are so thin clones will fall over with the slightest touch to the dome. Grodan has always provided quality rockwool and I’m kicking myself for going cheap with this manufacturer. Don’t do the same find another company.

These little rockwool cubes work perfectly for growing lettuce or other greens in a hydroponic setup. My "deep water culture" indoor setup uses two bussing tubs with nine 1 1/4" holes drilled into the cover of each tub. 18 small net pots are inserted into the holes and then the rockwool cubes with already-started lettuce seedlings are placed into the net pots. Add water and nutrients, plus an airstone in each tub pumping in oxygen for the roots, and you have a nice little garden producing fresh lettuce all year-round.

Perfect

Not sure if it has fiberglass but not the same quality as the real rockwool had Itching prickling sensation