100 Pack Hydroponic Grow Sponges for Aero Garden and All Growing System, Seed Pods Replacement Root Growth Sponges with 102PCS Plant Grow Stickers Garden DIY Starters Kit

I really love my hydroponic system and indoor gardening. Btw, lettuce & basil really does well. Anyway, the grow sponges are a must to keep growing year round. These pods are reasonably priced and are of good quality & quantity (depending on how many you want to purchase).

I needed more sponges for my aerogarden and these fit perfectly! I use these with seeds that I buy separately, and they grow really well in my aerogarden. I’ve used them for a year now, and still have a lot left!There is some kind of growth on the top of the sponge, though. It’s been a few months since planting this basil, and I am not sure what is growing on the sponge. Looks like some kind of algae or moss?

The grow sponges are generally single-use, so you'll need to purchase more at some point if you're into hydroponic gardening. These were a great replacement to the ones that came with my generic aerogarden. They look too small when they arrive, but they plump right up when they're soaked before using. I currently have Tiny Tim tomatoes, chamomile, parsley, and mixed lettuce growing successful in them, so I can confirm they do their job. It should be quite a while before I run out again, but I'd get these again when I need to order.

I've had hydroponics for years now and have tried several different sponges. These are a good replacement. They do fit the pods well, but sometimes needs a little trimming on the height after they expand.

I have 8 hydrogardens- 2 different brands and these work great in both. The price is excellent and comes with the extra scoops, etc. They are slightly different (some not as straight as others), but once you put them in water, they act the same as other more expensive brands.I will continue to buy them again.

Starting garden plants and transferring to larger pots before outside growing

Use these all the time

Not one single seed sprouted. 20 varieties. The ones planted in soil had a 90% sprout rate.