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Choose coco coir to suit your growing method. Fill pots with a 50 litre bag from Plagron or Atami, or choose a B’cuzz coco slab for a slab setup. We help you compare the format, initial fertilisation and the way you supply water and nutrients.
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Plagron Cocos Substraat is een hoogwaardig en gebufferd kokossubstraat dat perfect is voor kwekers die maximale controle willen over hun teeltproces. Dit substraat heeft een
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Atami Cocos Substraat is een hoogwaardige kweekgrond op basis van 100% kokosvezels, ideaal voor de teelt van diverse planten. Dit substraat voldoet aan de strengste
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Choose a 50 litre bag of loose coco coir to fill pots. For a slab setup, check tray dimensions, planting openings and drainage before ordering. The slab is sold individually; dimensions and volume are not the same for every version.
| Feature | Plagron Cocos Premium | Atami Cocos Substrate |
|---|---|---|
| Pack | 50 litre bag | 50 litre bag |
| Format | Loose growing medium | Loose growing medium |
| Material | Coco fibres and coco peat | Coco fibres |
| Preparation | Washed and buffered | Washed and buffered |
| Initial fertilisation | No added fertilisers | Lightly fertilised |
| Feeding choice | Use suitable coco nutrients from the start | Account for the light initial fertilisation |
Filling pots: a bag of loose coco coir lets you divide the medium between your containers. Plagron Cocos Premium and Atami Cocos Substrate both come in 50 litre bags. Add up nominal pot volumes, allowing for existing root balls and your fill level. The number of bags you need depends on that volume.
Feeding from the start: Plagron Cocos Premium has no added fertilisers. Use a suitable coco nutrient solution from the beginning. Atami Cocos Substrate is lightly fertilised. Match extra nutrients to that initial fertilisation, plant stage and water rather than automatically giving both products the same dose.
Using slabs: B’cuzz cocos slab is sold individually. Choose this format for a setup designed for slabs. Check slab dimensions, tray dimensions, planting openings and drainage first. Choose plant spacing for your crop and the layout of your system.
Coco coir requires a different feeding approach from fertilised potting soil. Choose coco nutrients and a schedule for your exact product line. With an A&B feed, add each concentrate to the water separately and mix between additions. Never mix undiluted concentrates together.
Measure the complete nutrient solution with a pH meter and an EC meter. A substrate EC figure is not automatically the target for your nutrient water. Read why measuring pH and EC matters.
Check moisture in the root zone and provide drainage for excess water. Pot volume, plant size, root development and climate determine how much and how often you need to water. One fixed timer setting cannot suit every coco setup.
When using drippers, measure their actual output and check distribution across your pots or slabs. Our guide to calculating and checking water volume helps you set up that check.
Choose an Atami schedule for your medium. Calculate A and B separately and use root and bloom additives at the right stage.
Read moreTell us whether you grow in pots or slabs, which nutrients you use and how you water. We will help you choose.
Choose loose medium or a slab
Match nutrients to initial fertilisation
Discuss pot volume and watering
