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Applications

Start from what you are growing, then choose the format.

The right cocopeat format depends on the system it goes into. These guides start from the use case and end at the specification you should confirm before ordering.

Heavily laden cherry tomato trusses growing from white grow bags filled with cocopeat in a greenhouse.

Commercial growers

Commercial growing programmes need a growing medium that behaves the same way from one delivery to the next.

Leafy seedling held up to show a dense white root system that has fully colonised a block of cocopeat growing medium.

Hydroponics

Hydroponic systems put the substrate under constant irrigation, so buyers tend to be specific about salt content, grading and consistency.

Wide glasshouse walkway lined with white grow bags of cocopeat supporting trellised cucumber plants.

Greenhouse growing

Greenhouse production concentrates a lot of value into a small area, so the growing medium is rarely chosen on price alone.

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

Nurseries

Nursery production runs through propagation, potting on and finishing, and each stage can call for a different medium.

Two handfuls of loose cocopeat being placed around a chilli seedling in a planter, with more potted chilli plants alongside.

Potting mix manufacturing

Potting mix manufacturers buy cocopeat as an input, not as a finished growing medium.

Agrorise Indonesia team member presenting potted ornamental foliage plants, including monstera, peace lily and pothos, in a plant studio.

Ornamental and indoor plants

Ornamental and indoor plant growers work with small containers, frequent watering and plants that stay in the same pot for a long time.

Grower inspecting ripe strawberries hanging from raised greenhouse troughs planted in coconut based growing medium.

Horticultural distribution

Distributors sell into a mix of customers, so range and packaging usually matter as much as the material itself.

Close view of white grow bags filled with coarse coconut fibre growing medium, each holding a young cucumber plant with a drip stake.

Private label retail

Buyers who sell under their own brand need packaging, artwork and format decided before production starts.

Two Agrorise Indonesia team members examining a coir moss pole in a nursery, with finished poles standing on a rack behind them.

Climbing plant support

Coir moss poles support climbing species that root along the stem.

Large indoor stockpile of coconut husks used as the raw material for cocopeat and coconut coir products.

Custom applications

If your system needs a format that is not in the standard portfolio, describe it.

In the field

Cocopeat, coco chips and coir moss poles in the growing systems they are supplied for.

  • Agrorise Indonesia team member among trellised cucumber vines in a greenhouse.
    Trellised cucumber
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member inspecting tomato trusses in a greenhouse row planted in coconut based medium.
    Tomato rows
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member walking between raised rows of strawberry plants growing in coconut based medium.
    Strawberry rows
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member planting into a white grow bag of coconut based growing medium in a greenhouse.
    Planting into a grow bag
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member walking between long propagation beds of young seedlings under a shade net.
    Propagation beds
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member holding a handful of cocopeat above empty nursery pots, with an opened bag of cocopeat on the bench.
    Potting station
  • Two Agrorise Indonesia team members raking loose cocopeat from an opened bag across a nursery bed.
    Spreading into a nursery bed
  • Two Agrorise Indonesia team members fitting a coir moss pole to a potted climbing plant in a nursery.
    Fitting a coir moss pole
  • Agrorise Indonesia team members setting a coir moss pole into a terracotta pot with a young climbing plant.
    Potting with a moss pole
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member training a large leaved climbing plant up a tall coir moss pole.
    A mature climber on a pole
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