Rockwool Cube Calculator

Size cubes, plan counts, and estimate pre-soak needs. Control waste, reduce cost, and keep propagation runs predictable. Track packs, water, and volume fast.

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Total seedlings, clones, or starts you plan to root.
Use 1 for standard starts; increase for backups.
Adds extra cubes for losses and selection.
Typical cubes are 2.5–10 cm.
Match net cup or insert size.
Height impacts root room and water holding.
Used only for dry mass estimation.
Enter your usual conditioning volume per cube.
Used for pack count and cost estimation.
Leave 0 if you only need quantities.
Cost fields are numeric and currency-agnostic.
After calculating, results appear above this form.

Example Data Table

Sample scenario for a small propagation run:

Input Value Notes
Plants 24 Tray of starts
Cube size 4 × 4 × 4 cm Standard small cube
Waste / extra 10% Extra for weak starts
Pre-soak 120 mL per cube Conditioning solution
Pack size 98 cubes Typical retail pack

Formula Used

Tip: Conditioning usually means wetting cubes and stabilizing pH before planting. Follow your product guidance and nutrient program.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter how many seedlings or clones you plan to start.
  2. Set cubes per plant and add a waste percentage for backups.
  3. Type the cube dimensions in centimeters to match your product.
  4. Enter your typical pre-soak volume per cube for planning water.
  5. Optional: add pack size and price to estimate packs and cost.
  6. Press Calculate to view results above the form.
  7. Use Download CSV or Download PDF to save records.

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