Coco Coir Growing Medium
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Coco Coir growing medium for microgreens
Now available in 2 shape options
Growing your own microgreens? Consider using Coco Coir as the foundation instead of classic soil - it's easy to store, clean and is super moist after being watered.
Our high-quality coco coir is the perfect growing medium for your plants, offering excellent water retention, aeration, and root development. Lightweight, easy to store, and super absorbent when hydrated, this sustainable alternative to traditional soil is ideal for hydroponic systems, microgreens, and container gardening.
Simply add water and watch it expand! Once hydrated, our coco coir creates a perfect growing environment that's clean, renewable, and environmentally friendly.
Available in 2 shape options:
1. Compressed Bricks (650g)
- Each brick expands to create 7 liters of growing medium
- Requires 3 liters of water to fully hydrate
- Maximum volume efficiency for larger growing projects
2. Convenient Discs (550g)
- Each package contains 5 discs weighing 0.1kg and 10cm diameter each
- Each disc expands to approximately 1 liter when hydrated
- Perfect for smaller containers and individual plants
Please note: Due to the nature of the material and the production process, the delivered product weight may vary by approximately ±10%.
Important: Our coco coir contains no natural nutrients, so remember to use fertilizer (for example -> MP Seeds Fertilzer) to ensure your plants receive all necessary elements for healthy growth.
Choose the format that works best for your growing needs!
Type | Coco Coir |
Material | 100% biodegradable coco fibres |
Water retention | Holds up to 10x it's weight in water |
Applications | Microgreens, sprouts, wheatgrass and microherbs |
Suitable growing systems | Hydroponic systems |
Ease of Use | Clean and easy |
pH Level | pH neutral |
Target Users | Begginer gardners, professional vertical farms |
Soaking: | Yes, best in warm water, before sowing |
Watering: | Low |
Thickness: | depends on your technique- put 1-2cm |
Weight: | ca. 650g/ 550g |