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Cocopeat and coco chips for nursery production

Nursery production runs through propagation, potting on and finishing, and each stage can call for a different medium. This page covers how nursery buyers usually structure a cocopeat order.

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Nursery technician inspecting young seedlings growing in cocopeat filled propagation trays inside a shade net nursery.

Who this is written for

  • Nurseries
  • Propagation specialists
  • Ornamental plant growers
  • Container plant producers

Recommended formats

Where buyers in this position usually start.

A starting point, not a prescription. Confirm the specification against your own system before you commit to a format.

What to confirm before ordering

  • Nurseries often buy more than one product, so consolidating them into a single container is worth discussing.
  • Confirm grading for propagation separately from grading for potting on.
  • If you blend your own mixes, say what you are blending with during quotation.
  • Retail ready packaging can be considered where the volume supports it.

We do not publish agronomic guarantees or yield claims. Growing outcomes depend on your system, water, nutrition and climate, which are outside our control.

Seen in use

Photographs from the sites and nurseries Agrorise works with.

  • Agrorise Indonesia team member walking between long propagation beds of young seedlings under a shade net.
    Propagation beds under shade net
  • Two Agrorise Indonesia team members looking at cocopeat inside an opened bag, with a sealed bag beside it.
    Levelling cocopeat into a bed
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member holding a handful of cocopeat above empty nursery pots, with an opened bag of cocopeat on the bench.
    Potting station

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