Rooting Cubes for Cloning Kit - Biodegradable Root Booster for Fast Root Growth - Advanced Cloning Hormone Rockwool Alternative - 30 1x1 inch Root Starter Seed Starter Plugs for Cloning Trays

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So let me preface this by saying that I was using these to root Hoya and philodendron cuttings. At first, they worked really well! The design is kind of wierd, and I would fold them in half and put them inside a small cup to create a little pocket for the cutting to sit. I was at about a 90% success rate with them. HOWEVER, I started to get some that would mold and not absorb water well. I had purchased probably 20 boxes of these and started having about 50% of them with mold/mildew all over them. This mold then caused my cuttings to rot and fail.Also, when the cuttings had rooted I was left trying to figure out what to do with the cube when transferring the cutting into it's permanent substrate. I almost exclusively use pon for my hoya and philodendron. At first, I tried just plopping the cube into the pon with the cutting. This worked well for a bit, but ended up rotting most of the hoya and some of the philodendron. Then I would try to pull the cube off of the cutting before potting them up, which just ended up pulling off most of the roots.All in all, I would say to avoid these for rooting these cuttings. They do work for the most part, but simply putting the rooting gel on the cutting and rooting it in a different substrate works just as well with much less work. I've since been lathering the cuttings up in rooting gel and rooting straight in pon, which has given me the same ~90% success rate.

I ordered these last fall, along with a rooting compound, because I had two wild hibiscus plants removed from my horse yard. I feared that transplanting the hibiscus at that time of year just might not work, so I clipped some cuttings and left them in water until the rooting system arrived. Then I followed the instructions as best I could. I had some difficulty with the planting cups, as they seemed too thin. Once the cuttings were done as well as I could, I put them in jars with a little water and left them outside on the patio.I was doubting, I must admit, but last week I checked on the cuttings, and guess what?! ROOTS!!!! I can't wait to try more on more cuttings from various plants in my yard. This is the first time a rooting product has worked for me!

NOT CUBES - Thin flat Squares of jute carpet pad, instructions that make absolutely no sense. Not worth the time/effort to figure out, high probability of failure, product returned unused.Do legit businesses actually use gmail? IMO Buyer beware.

I received it as a corner of the package opened but I tried it for my seeds without returning. Some seeds sprout but tiny roots could not penetrate the material (seem coconut fiber). Before many seeds sprout, the cubes got mold and I have to throw out all seeds. No more these cubes.