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1.6K views · 2.2K reactions | This is how I start most seeds for my indoor hydroponic garden : D I use Rockwool cubes under humidity domes at 12/12 light. I’m going to go in more detail on beans, peas chickpeas sense their seeds outside skin can get gross in rock-wool and should soak them for a day or 2 before putting in rock-wool and talking about rock-wool more. Thank you I appreciate your time have a great day :D #seedstarting #seeds #hydroponics #rockwool | ditch_the_flock | Facebook

2.1M views · 10K reactions | Why not use the tools you have? ROCKWOOL comfortboard with a tracksaw! | RR Buildings | Facebook

Rockwool Insulation can be held to fire like this because it’s made from stone...hence the name Rockwool. This was on display at the International Builders Show (IBS) 2024. @Rockwoolna #rockwool #burninginsulation #insulation #interiorinsulation | Builder Brigade