Low EC
cocopeat
For buyers specifying a washed, low-soluble-salt cocopeat grade.
Low EC describes the measured soluble salt level. It does not, by itself, mean the media has been buffered.
50 LEnquire about this gradeLOOSE SUBSTRATES / 50 L
50 L cocopeat.
Ready for your workflow.
Loose cocopeat in 50 L bags for pot filling and commercial growing-media preparation. Choose low EC coir, buffered cocopeat or a coco coir and perlite mix, with the grade and blend agreed for your application.
Low EC
Buffered
cocopeat
For buyers specifying pre-treated coir with buffering included in the material brief.
Buffering addresses the exchange behaviour of coir. Agree the treatment and test specification alongside the EC requirement.
50 LEnquire about this gradeCocopeat
+ perlite
Buffered cocopeat with perlite, for a separately specified physical structure.
Perlite grade and proportion are agreed to your brief. There is no single mix that fits every container and growing system.
50 LEnquire about this gradeTHE 50 L RANGE / APPLICATIONS
Match the grade
to the way you work.
| Variant | Typical use to discuss | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Low EC cocopeat | Pot and container filling; a coir component in a separately specified growing-media mix. | Salt specification and test method, particle grade, and whether buffering is required for the project. |
| Buffered cocopeat | Soilless container and greenhouse growing-media projects where the buyer requires buffered coir. | Treatment specification, crop and container compatibility, and the site’s nutrient-management plan. |
| Buffered cocopeat + perlite | Container mixes for vegetable, herb and ornamental projects where a peat/perlite structure is specified. | Perlite grade and proportion, filling method, container design and sample performance. |
Using loose 50 L media
- Check the variant and batch reference before opening.
- Open in a clean filling area and loosen the media evenly.
- Fill containers consistently using your approved process; avoid unnecessary compaction.
- Keep remaining material protected from contamination and use under the agreed site protocol.
A growing medium, not a complete feed
These variants do not replace a crop-specific nutrition programme. Ask your adviser to match the material with your water quality and growing system.
For small-cell sowing, use a separately specified nursery grade. Teral’s 50 L seedling substrate focuses on fine screening and long-fibre removal.
Discuss your applicationMAKE THE SPECIFICATION YOURS
The pack is 50 L.
The details are yours.
Discuss peat grade, chip content where required, buffering, perlite grade, moisture, packing and destination. We bring these requirements into a clear product specification.
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