VidaWool Rockwool Block 40 with Hole, 4 Inch x 4 Inch x 2.5 Inch Qty:Case of 216 creating the ideal environment for Size:Entomite M 125 000

Name: VidaWool Rockwool Block 40 with Hole, 4 Inch x 4 Inch x 2.5 Inch Qty:Case of 216 creating the ideal environment for Size:Entomite M 125 000
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 30857494945
Price: 140.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7713 (7 reviews)

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VidaWool Rockwool Block 40 with Hole, 4 Inch x 4 Inch x 2.5 Inch Qty:Case of 216 creating the ideal environment for Size:Entomite M 125 000 creating the ideal environment for algae growth Pallet: 44 cases leading to root rot VidaWool is equipped with Hydro Xtend™ water dispersion technology to evenly distribute water and nutrients throughout the plug

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