ROOTS ORGANICS
COCO CHIPS & COCO FIBER
INGREDIENTS
100% Pure Coco Chips from Coconut Husks
COCO CHIPS
Roots Organics Coco Chips have a near perfect natural pH level (5.2-6.3) for optimum nutrient uptake. Roots Organics Coco Chips are premium chips that are age cured and meticulously washed to remove excess sodium. Roots Organics Coco Chips are ideal for mixing into outdoor potting soils or indoor container media so that growers can adjust the air to water ratio for an optimal balance of water retention and drainage. Roots Organics Coco Chips are composed of 100% pure coco fiber from coconut husks. How to Use Roots Organics Coco Chips: Add water to expand block, makes approximately 2 cubic feet or 14 gallons of media.
AVAILABLE IN 4.5 KILO BLOCK
COCO FIBER
Roots Organics Coco Fiber has a near perfect natural pH level (5.2-6.3) for optimum nutrient uptake. Roots Organics Coco Fiber is premium coco that has been age cured and meticulously washed to remove excess sodium. Roots Organics Coco Fiber has been specifically designed with increased fiber content for an ideal air to water ratio, and is ideal for mixing into your outdoor potting soils, or your indoor potting soil media. Roots Organics Coco Fiber is composed of 100% pure coco fiber from coconut husks. How to Use Roots Organics Coco Fiber: Add water to expand block, makes approximately 2 cubic feet or 15 gallons of media.
AVAILABLE IN 5 KILO BLOCK
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PRODUCT SUMMARY
Coco Chips brick is a compressed brick of Chips from the coconut shell. Again these can be used as a standalone hydroponic media, or can be used to add aeration and speed the drying of any mix, be it soil or soilless.
Coco Fiber brick is the compressed format of what most people are accustomed to in loose bagged coco. It has an ideal fiber to pith ratio for creating a well aerated and evenly drying growing media.
how to use
Coco Chips
Add water to expand block. Makes approximately 2 cubic feet or 14 gallons of media.
Coco Fiber
Add water to expand block. Makes approximately 2 cubic feet or 15 gallons of media.