Complete seed-starting soil block maker — everything you need to grow healthy seedlings without pots Key benefits Replace single-use pots: form soil blocks instead of plastic pots to reduce waste and protect the environment. Promote stronger root systems: 2-inch soil blocks encourage dense, fibrous rooting and reduce root circling. Durable and reusable: built to produce firm soil blocks that hold together and do not crumble easily. Easy seeding: each 2-inch block has grooves on top to guide and hold seeds for consistent planting depth and spacing. What it does Produces uniform 2-inch soil blocks for reliable seed starting and transplant-ready seedlings. Grooved tops simplify sowing and help position seeds for even germination. Reusable design cuts ongoing cost compared with disposable pots. Key attributes Function: soil block maker for creating 2-inch blocks with top grooves for seeding. Size: 2-inch soil blocks — large enough to support early root development and reduce transplant shock. Performance: makes firm, stable blocks that are not prone to crumbling, supporting healthy root growth. Compatibility: intended for standard seed-starting mixes or soil block mixes to create compact blocks for seedlings. Practical use scenarios Home vegetable garden: start tomatoes, peppers, and brassicas in 2-inch soil blocks for stronger roots and easier transplanting. Herb and flower propagation: sow basil, parsley, marigolds, or petunias in grooved blocks for neat, uniform seedlings. Classroom or community gardening: reusable, low-waste solution for group seed-starting projects and educational activities. Why customers choose this product Simple, practical solution for growers who want to reduce plastic use while improving seedling quality. Produces consistently sized, stable blocks that make transplanting simpler and less stressful for plants. Reusable design provides value over many seasons of seed starting. Notes for use Use with your preferred seed-starting or soil-block mix and keep the mix properly moistened for best results. Place seeds in the grooves for consistent depth; remove blocks gently when transplanting to avoid disturbing roots.