Features of the Atami Hydro Rokz Cocos substrate 45L
Hydro Rokz Cocos by Atami is a substrate made of coconut fibre and clay, which will give you very good results in your crops. It is a product with low levels of elements, making it ideal for use in hydroponics . The clay and coconut used to make this product are of excellent quality. You can use this product as a pure substrate, or combine it with other substrates and products. In addition, it also works very well as a drainage base for pots . The water and oxygen from your crops will be absorbed perfectly.
Advantages of using Hydro Rokz Cocos from Atami
By using this product in your growing soils, you will get the roots to be able to spread and open in a better way. Thanks to this, you will get your plants to absorb water and nutrient doses in an ideal way. You will get beautiful plantations, full of vitality and resistance. In addition, it is a product composed of natural elements , which will not harm your plants at any time. You can also use it directly for hydro crops, combining it with an oxygen pump. In this way, you will ensure that the roots of your plants are always submerged in a solution of water and nutrients. The pump will be responsible for providing oxygen to the roots.
Composition and instructions for use of Hydro Rokz Cocos by Atami
This substrate is made of baked clay and coco peat. It maintains a pH level of 5.5-6.5. To use it, you only have to apply it to the growing soil, or use it in hydroponic crops, together with an oxygen pump. We assure you that you will achieve excellent results in your crops. With this aerated substrate you will be able to harvest brand new crops at the end of the season. We assure you that once you start using it, you will never miss it in your crops again.
Atami Hydro Rokz Contents
- 40% natural coconut fiber, matured and washed
- 60% Clay
It is recommended to use Hydro Rokz substrate with Atami's nutrient bases for cultivation with coconut substrate. You can also consult other substrates with a coconut fiber base here .
