Jiffy - Pro 7 41mm Coco Plug
Jiffy - Pro 7 41mm Coco Plug

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Jiffy - Pro 7 41mm Coco Plug
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Jiffy Coco Plugs are a popular and convenient option for propagating plants in hydroponic and organic growing systems. ...
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Jiffy Coco Plugs are a popular and convenient option for propagating plants in hydroponic and organic growing systems. These plugs are made from compressed coco and come in the form of small, dry discs that can be easily rehydrated by wetting them with water. Once the plugs have expanded, they provide a suitable medium for planting seeds or cuttings, and can be used in propagators or other growing systems. Jiffy Coco Plugs are compatible with large hole rockwool blocks, which allows for easy transplanting. They are also suitable for organic growing, as they do not contain any synthetic materials or harmful chemicals. Overall, Jiffy Coco Plugs offer a simple and effective solution for starting plants in a hydroponic or organic growing environment.
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You want your plants to do their thing and you’re looking for the best possible way to help them on their way. That’s why we stock a great range of propagation equipment and kits, so you can take advantage of the most effective ways to grow your new plants from cuttings or seeds. From cutting scalpels and rooting compounds to growth mediums like rockwool or jiffy pots, our products will ensure those precious shoots are given the best start possible.

Propagation growing media refers to materials used to start seeds or propagate cuttings in a hydroponic or soilless system. Some common examples of propagation growing media include rockwool, peat plugs, coco coir, perlite, and vermiculite. These media provide a supportive structure for the developing plant roots while also holding moisture and nutrients to encourage healthy growth. The choice of propagation media often depends on the specific needs of the plant species being propagated and the overall setup of the hydroponic system.

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