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It is completely natural and provides your plants with a light, airy rooting environment – perfect for healthy and vigorous root growth.
It’s free from nasty viruses, weeds and soil diseases – it’s been washed, buffered and treated with a special beneficial fungus (Trichoderma) to provide you with the best quality Coco growing media available.
Coco doesn’t contain nutrients, so you’ll need to add your own nutrients from day one.
Opt for one that’s coco specific. Try SHOGUN Samurai Coco Nutrients – it’s a firm favourite, and it is formulated with just the right balance of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other important nutrients.
It’s also smart to use a CalMag booster. Sometimes plants grown in coco experience calcium deficiencies. This is because coco tends to adsorb calcium and release potassium. A good CalMag will fix any nutrient imbalances - SHOGUN CalMag is the best.
Canna Coco is made from coconut fibre. It’s incredibly moist, and allows air to flow freely through it, providing oxygen to the roots.
Canna Coco’s structure is smooth and consistent, encouraging roots to grow evenly, for a strong root network.
• Ideal air and water ratio for maximum root growth
• Consistent structure for even root growth
With Canna Coco, you’ll get stronger roots, better yields and healthier plants.
The treating process – RHP quality
You can rest assured that Canna Coco is natural and free of diseases and impurities.
• No coco ever touches the outdoor ground
• Washed three times to remove all salt
• Contains Trichoderma (protective mould) to protect against soil diseases – even root rot!
• Holds the RHP quality mark
• Buffered to prevent the coco from holding onto calcium; a vital nutrient for your plant
This strict production process makes it one of the most stable coco mediums around.
You won’t need to wash and soak it - Canna Coco Professional Plus is has already been very thoroughly washed, pre-treated and buffered.
Canna Coco Professional Plus contains no nutrients so plants rooted into it must be fed with nutrient.
Use a coco specific nutrient, they’re specifically designed to provide coco with more potassium and less calcium.
Try SHOGUN Samurai Coco Nutrients – it’s a firm favourite!
We also recommend using SHOGUN CalMag – it’ll prevent and treat any calcium (and a number of other) deficiencies.
Canna Coco Professional Plus can be re-used several times when used in conjunction with a high quality enzyme product, such as CannaZym or Hygrozyme.
Canna Coco Professional Plus is biodegradable, and can be disposed of relatively easily.
Is there a grow chart for this specific Coco ? I noticed there's charts for Cana Coco
Hey mate, Canna Coco Professional Plus does not have a dedicated grow chart of its own, but it is designed to be used with the general Canna Coco nutrient range or any Coco nutrient specific range!
Just follow the feed chart of the nutrients & you'll be onto a winner!
Hi can I use this for outdoor plants
You can use coco for outdoor plants, but you must remember that Coco needs nutrients and fertilisers adding. It has no intrinsic feed value. Many outdoor growers will mix coco into existing soils to imrpove aeration and structure.
Hi, I have settled on a passive hydro system using autopots and a big reservoir (I am away for a week to ten days sometimes) and I need help on the medium for the pots, I am defo using coco but just wondered if I should do a 50/50 mix with something else to give me added insurance, any help would be appreciated.
Hi, you should be fine with coco on it's own with this system, but you could use Perlite or Clay Pebbles mixed with the coco if you wish.
Hi I am about to switch from soil to coco grow, using pots /hand watering. I have read that it is advisable to mix perlite with coco to improve drainage. I know that biobizz allmix already.contains perlite. Is this case with this product or do I need to also buy perlite to.mix into it? Thanks
You can add Perlite to coco, bit it is a well aerated medium that drains well without it. The coco does not contain Perlite,
when growing in canna i have been advised to keep the ph of the water i give my plants significantly lower than if i grow in soil. Is there any truth to this and if so can you tell me why? Much Appreciated,
What you have heard is right. We always advise against adjusting your pH in soil because the soil acts as a natural buffer and adjusting the pH can destroy some of the beneficial microbes which break down the nutrients to be accessible by the plants. Coco is an insert media and does not assist the plant in breaking down the nutrients in the same way as soil. Therefore the nutrients are directly accessible by the plant, being mineral based. By adjusting the pH you are optimizing the accessibility of the nutrients to the plant. Ideally you want your pH to be between 6 and 6.5.
can coco be used as a media in pot growing as well as hydroponics
The Canna Coco Professional Plus can be used in pots & hand watered. You would need to use a Coco specific feed & adjust the pH of your nutrient solution.
Hi, I have settled on a passive hydro system using autopots and a big reservoir (I am away for a week to ten days sometimes) and I need help on the medium for the pots, I am defo using coco but just wondered if I should do a 50/50 mix with something else to give me added insurance, any help would be appreciated.
Hi, you should be fine with coco on it's own with this system, but you could use Perlite or Clay Pebbles mixed with the coco if you wish.
Hi I am about to switch from soil to coco grow, using pots /hand watering. I have read that it is advisable to mix perlite with coco to improve drainage. I know that biobizz allmix already.contains perlite. Is this case with this product or do I need to also buy perlite to.mix into it? Thanks
You can add Perlite to coco, bit it is a well aerated medium that drains well without it. The coco does not contain Perlite,
when growing in canna i have been advised to keep the ph of the water i give my plants significantly lower than if i grow in soil. Is there any truth to this and if so can you tell me why? Much Appreciated,
What you have heard is right. We always advise against adjusting your pH in soil because the soil acts as a natural buffer and adjusting the pH can destroy some of the beneficial microbes which break down the nutrients to be accessible by the plants. Coco is an insert media and does not assist the plant in breaking down the nutrients in the same way as soil. Therefore the nutrients are directly accessible by the plant, being mineral based. By adjusting the pH you are optimizing the accessibility of the nutrients to the plant. Ideally you want your pH to be between 6 and 6.5.
can coco be used as a media in pot growing as well as hydroponics
The Canna Coco Professional Plus can be used in pots & hand watered. You would need to use a Coco specific feed & adjust the pH of your nutrient solution. The vast majority of growers using coco are still handwatering, but we recommend getting an active drip irrigation system rigged up to really see the benefits.
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