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Hydroponics Rockwool 40"/48" Inch Slabs

Single-plant and multi-plant slab options;Vertical fiber orientation;Inert hydrophilic fibre technology;High re-saturation capacity;Uniform water distribution throughout the Rockwool Slabs;Choice of no-hole or precut-hole versions
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Products Description

The Stone Rockwool Slab serves as the final growing stage for cultivating large and healthy cannabis&tomato&cucumber plants. Its expanded volume offers ample space for strong root development, supporting rapid rooting and vigorous growth throughout the entire cultivation cycle.

Made from high-density, horticultural-grade rockwool, this slab ensures excellent water retention, optimal aeration, and a stable pH environment—all essential for maximizing cannabis plant health, resilience, and yield potential.

Perfect for commercial hydroponic systems, greenhouse operations, and professional cannabis growers, the Stone Rockwool Slab delivers consistent performance and superior results harvest after harvest.

ModelSize(mm)Size(inch)Precut-hole(mm)Quantity Per Box(pcs)
RS200-751000x200x7540"x8"x3"75x7516
RS200-1001000x200x10040"x8"x4"100x10014
RS150-751000x150x7540"x6"x3"75x7516
RS150-1001200x150x10048"x6"x4"75x7514
RS200-75L1200x200x7548"x8"x3"100x10016

Parameter

pH<7.5

Sink time<10s

Water absorption rate900%

Organic matter content <1.5%

Toxic & Harmful Heavy Metals Content: Not detectable

Meet GMP Hygiene requirements (Bioburden test):No microorganisms

Application

JMK agricultural rockwool Wrapped Slabs are used to grow a variety of crops. Tomatoes, peppers, other plants can be easily grown by planting first into a smaller cube then transferring it onto the larger slab. Holes are cut in the top of the slab, the same dimensions of the cube. Some growers will simply cut an x in the plastic top, fold the side up and slip the cube in. Then they tape the folded slab plastic to the smaller cube. This keeps light out and when the top cube is used for a feeding point, it keeps the plant nutrient in. The bottom and ends are sliced to allow the nutrient to flow out of the slab.




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