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More Information About 3D Model :
The **Cubic Cube Block Sponge Medium Hydroponic Plant Crop Net Pot Cup** refers to a specialized, integrated system utilized in soilless cultivation methodologies (hydroponics) for the propagation, establishment, and long-term support of commercial crops. This assembly is characterized by its modular design, combining an inert root substrate with a rigid, permeable containment vessel.

### The Sponge Medium (Cubic Block)

The substrate component, commonly termed the "Cubic Cube Block Sponge Medium," functions as the initial anchorage point for seeds or vegetative cuttings. These blocks are manufactured from highly stable, non-biodegradable, and pH-neutral materials, most frequently specialized phenolic foams, polyurethane derivatives, or compressed coir-based composites designed to mimic the structural integrity of mineral wool but often offering superior handling characteristics.

The defining characteristic is its standardized cubic geometry, which allows for high-density placement in standard propagation trays. Crucially, the material exhibits optimized hydrological properties: high water-holding capacity (WHC) necessary for germination, balanced precisely with sufficient air-filled porosity (AFP) to ensure adequate oxygen diffusion to the developing root zone, thereby mitigating anaerobic conditions and promoting robust root growth. The cubes typically feature a pre-drilled central cavity or pilot hole to facilitate accurate, high-speed seeding or the insertion of clonal cuttings.

### The Net Pot Cup

The "Net Pot Cup" component provides the external structure and mechanical support for the entire assembly once the plant transitions from the propagation phase to the main cultivation system. Molded from durable, food-grade, and non-reactive polymer plastics—such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP)—the net pot serves as the interface between the inert medium and the nutrient delivery system.

The design is fundamentally a rigid basket featuring a solid, circular rim for suspension and a highly perforated or mesh body. This lattice structure securely retains the cubic sponge block and the initial root mass while simultaneously allowing for unrestricted root egress. As the plant matures, roots grow through the perforations directly into the nutrient solution reservoir (in Deep Water Culture systems) or along the nutrient channel (in Nutrient Film Technique systems). Standard sizing of the cups ensures compatibility across various commercial hydroponic platforms.

### Operational Integration and Function

The combined unit is central to modern hydroponic practice, offering significant advantages over traditional field cultivation or soil-based potting.

1. **Propagation:** Seeds are sown directly into the pre-moistened sponge block. The block’s sterile nature minimizes pathogen risk.
2. **Transplant:** Once the seedling achieves adequate initial root development within the cube, the entire sponge block is snugly inserted into the Net Pot Cup. This process is highly efficient and minimizes transplant shock, as the root structure remains undisturbed.
3. **Deployment:** The assembled Net Pot Cup, now containing the established seedling and medium, is positioned into the receiving hole of the hydroponic trough or reservoir lid. The rigid rim ensures the cup is held securely, allowing the root system below to access the circulating, chemically balanced nutrient solution.

This system facilitates precise control over nutrient delivery, maximizes system density, and simplifies the sterilization and reuse cycles common in intensive controlled environment agriculture (CEA).

KEYWORDS: Hydroponics, Soilless Cultivation, Net Pot, Sponge Medium, Cubic Block, Root Support, Seedling Propagation, Phenolic Foam, Polyurethane, Nutrient Film Technique, Deep Water Culture, Ebb and Flow, Controlled Environment Agriculture, Substrate, Inert Medium, Aeration, Water Holding Capacity, Root Egress, Transplant Shock, Growing Media, Container System, Mesh Cup, Plant Crop, CEA, Germination, Sterilization, Polymer Plastic, Reservoir, Root Zone, Cultivation Assembly.