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Swift Blocker

Nano 25 Cell (0.9” Blocks - Pink)

Nano 25 Cell (0.9” Blocks - Pink)

Regular price $116.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $116.00 USD
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Quick Facts

Blocks per press 25
Finished block size ~0.9"
Color Pink
Footprint Under 5" square
Dibbles Stamped, permanent
Material Stainless steel
Made in Michigan, USA (100%)
Lead time ~1 week

Most cut flowers want a small, fast-draining block — and at 0.9″, the Nano 25 is the one to reach for. It’s the density many flower growers start the bulk of their seed in, and it’s just as at home with tiny, fiddly seed like snapdragon and lisianthus, or a dense tray of lettuce and brassicas. Twenty-five blocks a press keeps a small cutting garden in steady succession.

As roots reach the open edge of each block they stop and branch instead of circling, so seedlings build a dense, air-pruned rootball and transplant almost without a check — they barely seem to notice they moved. These are the smallest, thirstiest blocks we make, so keep an eye on them and bottom-water when the tops look dry.

The Nano 25 is the same 0.9″ block as our Mini 75 and Commercial 200, so you can start in the kitchen and scale to the field without relearning your system. It tucks into just under a 5″ square footprint, reuses the trays and containers you already have, and presses clean, even dimples every time with its stamped permanent dibbles.

Built from a single piece of stainless steel and made to order in southeast Michigan — a tool you buy once. Please wear gloves while blocking to keep hands safe.

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Complete your setup

The scraper and add-ons sized to fit this exact blocker — add them in one tap.

Swift Scraper

Commercial 200, Mini 75 & Nano 25

$35.00
Grower-tested

Why growers reach for a Swift Blocker

A soil-blocked seedling at transplant time — dense roots, air-pruned at the edges, no circling
A soil-blocked seedling at transplant time — dense roots, air-pruned at the edges, no circling

Roots that move without the shock

When a root hits the open edge of a block, air stops it — so seedlings build a dense, fibrous rootball instead of circling. They transplant like they barely noticed the move — most starts ready to plant out in about four weeks.

Seed before you eject

Sow the whole tray, dust with vermiculite, then press the blocks out. Faster than dip-and-press blockers — and impossible with them.

Kind to your hands

The lift-to-eject action skips the squeeze — no strain on the hand or wrist. Growers with carpal tunnel or arthritis tell us it's the difference that lets them keep sowing.

Made once, in Michigan

Stainless steel, made to order in southeast Michigan. A buy-it-once tool built to outlast a shelf of plastic trays.

Quick facts

Block size
0.9″
Cells per tray
25
Footprint
≈5″ square
Material
Stainless steel, made to order in Michigan
Best for
Tiny seeds and most cut flowers; highest density
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