Coir Grow Bags and Planter Bags

Onetra Hydro grow bags Essential and Premium series of grow bags made filled with coir can help facilitate plant growth and strengthen your plants’ roots. Each series from with different coir peat and coir chips ratio to maintain its required water content for draining requirements for the crop and meet the weather requirements.

It’s made from 100% biodegradable coir materials which enhances the nutrient carrying capacity of plants, inducing uniformity in growth by enhancing microbial activity. Grate water retention and the ability to rehydrate, supporting superior root development and foliage growth are the benefit of most nurseries, hydroponic growers and home gardeners’ number one choice. The other great benefits are coir is very resistant to bacteria, fungus, mould, pest resistant, and low maintenance growing media.

This soilless growing media is made from the fibres found between the coconut shell and its outer surface which is a 100% natural material. This high-quality and versatile growing substrate is pre-washed with clean EC water to reduce salt and remove any contamination for the Essential series and takes an extra step for the Premium series to go through a buffering process to remove excess Potassium and Calcium, and this blocks available in easy-to-handle, compressed and individually wrapped forms a cost effective and convenient method of storage and transport.

This lightweight growing medium is for grow bages that provide excellent aeration and drainage, allowing roots to breathe and preventing waterlogging. This supports that the plants receive the right amount of water and oxygen, leading to healthy growth and maximum yields.

Coir peat is 100% biodegradable and this renewable resource is gentle on the planet. Therefore no risk to the environment using them suchlike peat moss. Derived from grassy and mossy wetlands, peat moss identified that there is a significant negative impact due to disadvantages that have been unearthed such as poor nutrition, plant diseases and environmental implications.

After it has been rehydrated, coir is a reusable resource that will help plants germinate for years, and, once it starts to decompose, coir can be used as a natural fertilizer to add nutrients to your soil. Coir fibres, as a biodegradable material, leave behind no waste.