Thanks to its ideal structure Plagron Cocos Premium is the perfect basic substrate. Cocos Premium is fully buffered with a stable pH value. It is particularly suitable for fast growing plants. Cocos Premium meets the most stringent quality standards and does not contain any fertilisers. It can be re-used and after re-use suitable as soil improver. Cocos Premium produces the highest yields in combination with Plagron Cocos A&B and the additives from Plagron. Cocos Premium carries the RHP quality mark.
The advantages of Cocos Premium
Usage
Plagron Cocos Premium is a ready to use soilless growing medium (Packaged Soil Amendment) for potting and re-potting all flowering plants. Start with fertilising from the first day.
Characteristics
Buffered coco peat, buffered coco fibres.pH 6.1 - 7.4
EN13037 pH (H2O)
EC 0.09 - 0.14
E.C. (1:1.5) [mS/cm]
Packaging
Cocos Premium is available in 50 litre bag.Tips from Plagron
Related products
cocos a & cocos b.
- Easily absorbable nutrients over a wide pH range.
- No crystallisation in nutrient tank.
- Balanced fertiliser for healthy and green plants.
green sensation.
- 4 effects in 1
- Cost-effective to use
- High quality of end result and ingredients
power roots.
- Fast and vigorous root development.
- Rapid recovery after being transplanted.
- Suitable for all types of watering systems.
pure zym.
- Gives protection against the build-up of harmful salts.
- Increases oxygen absorption capacity.
- Rapid intake of nutrition for strong growth and flowering.
Frequently asked questions about Cocos Premium
No. Cocos Premium has already been rinsed and buffered, in accordance with the highest standards. You can start potting your plants immediately.
You should start watering with a nutrient solution of Cocos A&B from day one.
After a bad harvest, you should take into account that part of the nutrition dosed has not been absorbed by the plants. This means that the substrate cannot be re-used. It is best to change the Cocos Premium in any case after six months.
Yes, the quality is identical.
No, Supermix can only be added to peat substrates..
