Rapid Router, Rapid Rooter Tray & Plugs

The instructions were clear and the plugs were seemingly high quality. One clipping has rooted already

The General Hydroponics RapidRooter Tray and Plugs combo is exactly what I needed for my NFT hydroponic system. The 50 plugs fit perfectly in the tray, making seed starting and transplanting smooth and efficient. The plugs promote excellent root growth by maintaining ideal moisture and aeration levels. The tray is sturdy and easy to handle, helping keep everything organized during the growing process. ✅ Pros: – Convenient tray and plug system – Excellent moisture retention and aeration – Promotes strong root development – Durable and easy-to-use tray – Great value with 50 plugs included ❌ Cons: – None experienced so far Bottom Line: If you’re running an NFT hydroponic setup, this RapidRooter Tray and Plugs combo is a fantastic choice to start your seeds and cuttings strong. Highly recommend!

Exactly what I needed. I pulled all plugs and put in a ziplock as I only use 4 at a time every couple months. They worked great, so much easier than dealing with a cup of dirt

I have never been able to sprout herbs for longer than a few days. I always killed them. My thumb must be black instead of green! But every single seed I planted has sprouted successfully and is doing well. I can see the roots growing all the way down the bottom of the plug and I can tell that with patience I will be able to transplant my seedlings and start an herb garden in my kitchen. This tray makes it very easy to use the right amount of water and the seeds seem to really do well in the moss. I used tape and cut-up index cards to attach labels to each row. I have dill, basil, chives, thyme, cilantro, oregano and rosemary planted right now. Watching the seeds sprout and grow more and more each day has been so cool. I'm 100% going to buy more plugs and re-use the tray once these little plants are ready to move on. I would recommend this for anyone who has ever had a tough time growing plants from seeds but really wants to do so.. this tray would be fun for a classroom I think.

You cannot go wrong with these. All you gotta do is pop all the cubes out of the tray holder, soak the cubes you will use for a few seconds in distilled or mineral water then shake excess water out. Then fill the tray up with slightly warm water as this will help provide startup humidity. Then go ahead and if you are taking cuttings, use your rooting gel or powder and insert your cutting into the hole in the cube. I then like to take a small chunk out of the cube to cover the small gap left and to keep my cutting firmly held. Repeat for however many cuttings you are taking. If you are planting from seed this tray will also work well and all you gotta do is drop the seed in and do like i said and pinch a little piece of the rooter cube off then push it gently down on top of the seed. Within 4-8 days you will see roots coming out the bottom and sides of the cubes if they are cuttings. And you will notice the seed sprouting by 5-10 days. Don't let the rooter cubes dry out; you want just enough water in the bottom of the tray to just barley see it touching the bottom of the cubes. If you put too much water in the tray chances are you are going to just rot the stems of the cuttings or the seeds will never sprout. I've had MUCH better success at cloning rates with this product coupled with a good rooting hormone versus just planting directly into soil with a rooting compound. You can get your success rates to 100% with cloning if you keep your routine sterile.