Help first time Rapid Rooter to Aeroflo
13 years ago
We've grown several lettuce varieties in soil and decided to increase yield by buying an Aeroflo system.
We started new seeds 6 days ago in Rapid Rooters and can't determine when and how the next step. The roots would hang into the water of the Aeroflo so it seems like they're ready to transfer.
Are they ready or need more time? Do you plant the rooter cups in the Aeroflo cups or tear up to extract the bare plant? Any suggestions appreciated.
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