Low-EC or High-EC? 80/20 or 100%? 12 L or 18 L? Answer one question and we'll match your crop to the right substrate — no PDF, no waiting.
Tip: EC = salt level. Lower EC is safer for young and sensitive plants.
Same clean coco, tuned for different growers. Most professional greenhouse buyers start with the Premium Line.
Best balance of water holding, drainage, root oxygen and low salt. Our lead export bag.
Holds more water, softer medium, less drainage than 80/20. Pick it when moisture matters most.
Higher salt = lower cost. Sell as economy, not premium. Flush / test before sensitive crops.
More volume for longer crop cycles. Choose when growers specifically want a larger bag.
Two little codes decide whether a bag is right for your crop.
Washed better, so lower salt. The safe, clean, professional substrate.
Cheaper, but not for every crop. Works for tolerant crops or growers who flush first.
80% coco peat + 20% coco chips/fibre. Extra chips mean better air flow and drainage.
Pure coco peat — softer and holds more water, with less air space than 80/20.
In professional greenhouses, coco grow-bags are typically used for one crop cycle.
| Crop | Typical use duration | Reorder rhythm |
|---|---|---|
| Tomatoes | 8–12 months | Yearly |
| Cucumbers | 4–6 months | ~2× / year |
| Peppers | 8–10 months | Yearly |
| Strawberries | 6–12 months | Yearly |
| Flowers | 6–12 months | Yearly |
| Nursery / seedlings | Shorter cycles | Monthly–quarterly |
| Distributors (stock) | Inventory-based | Every 1–3 months |
Many premium growers still prefer fresh substrate for the next crop.
Tell us your crop, target market and volume — we'll recommend the line, mix and EC, and prepare a quote with MOQ and lead time.
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