Rockwool is the ideal medium to root out clones and germinate seeds which can then be transplanted directly into the final growth medium, available as single cubes or in ready to use trays.

Root Riot fibre starter cubes are made from composted organic materials. Suitable for both cuttings and seeds, the cubes have a spongy texture which retains the perfect air to water ratio - available in starter trays or refils.

Compressed dry peat expands into self-contained pots when soaked in water – ideal for starting seedlings or cuttings. Jiffys are convenient to store, easy to work with and contain all the necessary nutrients for vigorous initial development until they are ready to be transplanted, usually about two weeks.

Available sizes: 33mm | 41mm | 44mm

Ideal for starting plants for potting up into coco or soil. Compressed dry coco disks which expand into pots when soaked in water for immediate seed sowing or for cuttings. Contains nutrients to keep the little plants happy until they are transplanted, usually about two weeks. One size only - equivalent to the medium Jiffy (41mm).

A bag of 50 loose Fleximix rooting plugs, designed to replace those in the Root-It Fleximix tray. These plugs are ideal for rooting cuttings and starting seeds. Made from natural and biodegradable ingredients these plugs are environmentally friendly.

Root-It Fleximix Plugs are ideal for rooting cuttings and starting seeds, helping to produce more vigorous rooting. Made from organic and natural ingredients, these plugs are fully biodegradable. The rooting-plug acts like a sponge, holding plenty of water without becoming waterlogged – giving them the perfect air to water ratio for strong, healthy roots.

BioBizz Light-Mix is a lightly fertilised soil, ideal for younger plants when All-Mix would be too strong, or those who want a finer control over the feeding regime by using liquid nutrients. Light-Mix is fully organic that's been OMRI and SKAL certified.

BioBizz Light Mix is ideal for growers who want a soil base for finer control over their plant growth by applying liquid fertilisers right from the start. Larger amounts of fertiliser can be applied to any kind of plant without the risk of getting nutrient burn from overloading the soil.