TRIWIK— Coir

Growing media

4 notes in this chapter.

  1. Growing mediahusk-chips

    Chip millimetres are a water curve

    0–15 mm and 10–25 mm do different jobs in a mix. Dust and salt travel with the fraction.

  2. Growing mediacoco-peat-blocks

    EC 1:1.5 and 1:5 are different extracts

    The same pith lot can pass one lab and fail another if the extract ratio is unnamed.

  3. Growing mediagrowbags

    Pith-to-chip ratio is an irrigation spec

    Tomato, strawberry, and cucumber bags fail for different hydraulic reasons. Name the mix before the sleeve.

  4. Growing mediacoco-peat-blocks

    Washed is not buffered

    A wash removes salt. A buffer exchanges cations. The COA has to say which one you bought.

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