AeroGarden 50-Pack Grow Sponges $20.50 (lowest price since 2016)

Very good deal. Thanks OP - I was down to my last 10.

Great to be able to continue growing with my own seeds in these sponges and the cost is very reasonable..
Thanks for sharing

I wanted to get some more of these because my last one's were all contaminated and turned green,
"you last purchased in april" so that's a no for me.

orangeteam wrote: ↑ Rockwool works great as well

https://www.amazon.ca/Hydroponics-Culti ... ool&sr=8-5

A bit sturdier actually.

I'm just starting a new one with my own seeds.
Mostly kale, basil, scotch bonnet, parsley, lettuce. Just cut down a tiny tim tomato, not tiny in a 6 pod Aero.

Good deal though
thanks op

Does the Rockwood ones fit in the plastic containers for aerogarden?

orangeteam wrote: ↑Rockwool works great as well

https://www.amazon.ca/Hydroponics-Culti ... ool&sr=8-5

A bit sturdier actually.

I'm just starting a new one with my own seeds.
Mostly kale, basil, scotch bonnet, parsley, lettuce. Just cut down a tiny tim tomato, not tiny in a 6 pod Aero.

Good deal though
thanks op

orangeteam wrote: ↑I cut the 1. 5 inch inch cube into 4.
Slices easy with knife.

Definitely don't cut Rockwool unless you have a really good mask and adequate ventilation. I went to a hydroponics course before covid, and Rockwool works great except for the dozen or so dangers...

Even if you are not cutting rockwool, those fibers are going everywhere whenever you move the cubes...

The Aerogarden pods are way safer (natural), and work perfectly.

Rockwool dangers (reliable source: EPA)
:

https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/fi ... fibers.pdf