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<blockquote data-quote="THAT Gurl" data-source="post: 4082004" data-attributes="member: 45551">[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.temu.com/10pcs-reusable-plant-root-growing-box-cutting-grafting-rooting-box-garden-rooting-propagation-ball-breeding-equipment-g-601099514501426.html[/URL]There&#039;s the link -- BUT ... If you want a couple of them to try out before you order a bunch just message me your address and when I go out next week I&#039;ll stick them in the mail to you. I filled mine with a half/half ball of potting soil and spaghnum moss. Actually probably a bit more soil. Soaked it in water pretty good and used bread ties through the little holes at the sides tl tighten it down around the stem. Different plants require attachment at different places so you will kinda have to read about each different plant&#039;s propagation preferences. Oh and if it&#039;s on outside plant a you will need to make sure the soil ball stays damp -- NOT soaked but damp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="THAT Gurl, post: 4082004, member: 45551"] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.temu.com/10pcs-reusable-plant-root-growing-box-cutting-grafting-rooting-box-garden-rooting-propagation-ball-breeding-equipment-g-601099514501426.html[/URL] There's the link -- BUT ... If you want a couple of them to try out before you order a bunch just message me your address and when I go out next week I'll stick them in the mail to you. I filled mine with a half/half ball of potting soil and spaghnum moss. Actually probably a bit more soil. Soaked it in water pretty good and used bread ties through the little holes at the sides tl tighten it down around the stem. Different plants require attachment at different places so you will kinda have to read about each different plant's propagation preferences. Oh and if it's on outside plant a you will need to make sure the soil ball stays damp -- NOT soaked but damp. [/QUOTE]

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