Description

Coconut Fiber Covercrop with Perlite enriched with NPK 12-14-18 fertilizer.

An ideal organic substrate as a unique growing medium for hydroponic cultivation and for soil amendment and improvements.

Coconut Fiber Covercrop with Perlite Enriched provides a culture medium where the air-particle ratio is ideal to ensure the correct absorption of water and nutrients and the development of a large mass of roots.

Thanks to its unique characteristics, coconut fiber is one of the best growing media on the market today, providing excellent drainage capacity, air space for oxygenation and correct moisture retention capacity thanks to the high percentage of perlite. that it contains.

It is a substrate with a high capacity for cationic exchange between molecules. This characteristic allows positively charged cations such as Na+ and K+ to be released and made available to plants.

It contains an NPK nutritional contribution so that plants begin their growth cycle without any symptoms of deficiency, which means savings in fertilizers, since it is not necessary to fertilize from the beginning.

Being an organic substrate, coconut fibers slowly degrade, which encourages the microbial life of the substrate to proliferate, converting waste products into nutrients available for plants.

How to use Covercrop Coconut Fiber with Perlite

Covercrop Coco Perlite substrate is easy to use and can be used on a wide variety of plants and crops.

For its use, it is necessary to slightly moisten the substrate before planting the seeds or transplanting the plants.

Next, the necessary holes must be made in the substrate and the seeds planted or the plants transplanted.

It is recommended to water the plants regularly to keep the substrate moist and ensure healthy growth.

Covercrop Composition Coconut Fiber with Perlite

• Coconut fiber 70%
• Perlite 30%
• NPK 12-14-18 fertilizer, 1,5 Kg/m3.

Features Covercrop Coconut Fiber with Perlite

• pH: 5,5-6,5
• EC: 1,2 mS/m
• Apparent density: 319 gr/l
• MO 1,2 mg/Kg SMS
• Organic matter: 39,87%
• Granulometry: Medium
• Dry matter: 58.5%
• Quantity (expressed in volume): 105 L
• Classification A: Heavy metal content lower than the authorized limits for this classification.