BENIFITS OF GROWING ON COIR

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    Benifits of growing on coir



Coco coir is a naturally renewable resource that offers unique advantages when compared to other types of substrate.

As a top-level supplier, Grow Rich can handle the challenge of meeting the present and future needs of treated, young coco fibers, as well as other state-of-the-art materials.

    BENEFITS OF GROWING IN COCO COIR

Currently, a variety of substrates are used in conjunction with fertigation to meet specific plant growth needs. Among these materials, coir is recognized for its top-five positive features: efficient water management, nutrient handling, operational efficiency, disease control, and sustainability.


    COIR BENEFITS IMPROVE YIELD AND            QUALITY

The election of the growing media is important since its physical, chemical, and biological characteristics will determine water and nutrient management. According to university research, coir-bedding plant species grow as well as or better than those grown in peat-based substrates. Moreover, same-sized pots have been found to grow larger in coir than in soil.

GrowRich provides high quality Coco Products at a reasonable price.

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