Strawberry Runner Grow Box
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- Weight reported by the author
- 27 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 2.82 hr
- Source material
- PLA
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- PLA
- Estimate printer
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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- 0.20mm Standard
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Box designed to transplant strawberries from the mother plant into a grow cube of either soil or Rockwool.
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- Category
- Outdoor & Garden
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I designed this box to transplant strawberries from the mother plant growing outdoor in the garden into a grow cube of Rockwool for relocation indoors to my hydroponics NFT system.
The box fits a 1" x 1" Rockwool cube (can be used with soil as well) and includes an optional stake to ensure the box stays in place as the plant grows.
To use, simply place the Rockwool into the box and add water. excess water will drain out the bottom hole. place the new runner through the gap in the side wall and secure the lid ensuring you dont pinch off the runner. At times the runner may have a secondary runner attached as well. If this is the case you can simply send the new one out the opposite side of the box.
The optional stake can be slid into the bottom and secured to the soil next to the mother plant. In about a week or so the runner will send out roots into the grow cube and begin to grow on its own. Once roots are established and the new runner is firmly attached to the grow cube, you can sever the tie to the mother plant and relocate the runner indoors to its new home.