GIONAR 76Pcs Net Cup Pots - Hydroponics Mesh Net Cup Kit -Include 20Packs 2 Inch Slotted Mesh Net Pot Cups, 36Packs Stonewool Starter Plugs, 20 Article Self Watering Cotton Wick Cord for Hydroponics

Does a great job.

I used these in my deep water hydroponic system, putting them in holes in polystyrene that I cut with a hole saw. Rockwool was easy to work with. Did the job I wanted.

This is a useful set for hydroponics. The stonewool material is a little messy and made everything in the kit a little dusty/ dirty but - a little dirt is all part and parcel of growing, so it's not a problem.I actually ordered this for an alternate use than hydroponics:I wanted to use the mesh net cups / baskets to protect direct-sown beans and peas.Come spring time when I direct sow my beans & peas, mice notoriously like to feast on them before they have a chance to come up. So I'm hoping to use these net cups as protection over the beans to deter creatures from digging them up and eating them. I'm going to pin these down into the soil with string and weed-membrane-pegs / u-shaped tent pegs. Hopefully it will work!I will use the nice thick wick to tie up plants that need a stronger support than twine can provide.And I'll have a go using the starter plugs for seed-starting once the season starts.It would be good if the seller mentioned what type of palstic the cups were made from (eg polyproplyene? something else?) because some plastics can leach microplastics more than others, which is particularly important if you're growing food crops.

Package contents: Matrix of 36 growing medium plugs, 20 pots, wicks for watering.Price when tested: £11.99.This is the first time I’ve tried hydroponics so I’m rather curious to see how well it works.I’ve planted some sunflower seeds in the plugs & pots and am using the wicks to keep them watered in the greenhouse.The seeds are showing signs of life. I need to read a bit more about hydroponics to know what type of nutrients I’ll need to add to the water when they get true leaves. Once they reach a few inches they’ll be transferred to soil in pots to grow on.If it all works, this is an easier way of raising larger seeds before potting on. Time will tell. I’ll try some cuttings when it time to prune.