• Green Planet 70-30 Coco Perlite - 53 Litres
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Product benefits

  • Consistent Performance
  • Sustainable Medium
  • Better Aeration
  • Drainage Support
  • Less Overwatering Risk
  • Ready to Use
  • Pre-Buffered
  • Triple-Washed

This product may offer additional benefits beyond those listed.

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Green Planet 70-30 Coco Perlite - 53 Litres

Indoor Outdoor Flowering Stage Vegetative Stage Soilless
$34.98
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Product benefits

  • Consistent Performance
  • Sustainable Medium
  • Better Aeration
  • Drainage Support
  • Less Overwatering Risk
  • Ready to Use
  • Pre-Buffered
  • Triple-Washed

This product may offer additional benefits beyond those listed.

Description
GreenPlanet 70-30 Coco Perlite is a coco coir + perlite 70/30 growing medium for consistent gardening performance. It’s a premium plant growth medium built around a simple, repeatable coco coir and perlite blend.

This sustainable growing medium is positioned for gardening and horticulture where steady, dependable media quality matters. The coco component is sourced from coconut husks, keeping the foundation of the mix rooted in coco coir as the primary base. With the 70/30 blend format, GreenPlanet 70-30 Coco Perlite keeps the product identity clear and consistent from bag to bag.

Quality control is a key part of what defines this mix. The coco is described as being retted in fresh water, a detail tied to how the coconut husks are processed before becoming usable coco coir. Production is also linked to an ISO 9001 certified coco coir facility, reinforcing that the product is intended to deliver consistent quality and consistent performance for gardeners who value repeatability.

GreenPlanet frames this as “professional” coco coir + perlite 70/30, emphasizing a focus on reliability and sustainability rather than gimmicks. If your goal is a dependable coco coir + perlite 70/30 growing medium that supports consistent gardening performance, this blend is built to keep your media choice straightforward and consistent across a routine.

This is a good fit for gardeners and horticulture-focused growers who want a premium, sustainable coco coir and perlite blend backed by ISO 9001 certified production and consistent quality.

Product benefits: Consistent Performance; Sustainable Medium; Better Aeration; Drainage Support; Less Overwatering Risk; Ready to Use; Pre-Buffered; Triple-Washed; Indoor; Outdoor; Flowering Stage; Vegetative Stage; Soilless.

Guaranteed analysis: Coconut Coir: 70.0%; Perlite: 30.0%.

Derived from: Coconut Coir; Perlite.

Guaranteed Minimum Analysis
Coconut Coir 70.0%
Perlite 30.0%

Derived From
Coconut Coir
Perlite

Frequently Asked Questions
Why is coconut coir important for plant growth?

Coconut coir is important because it holds water while still keeping roots oxygenated, creating a more stable root zone that supports faster, healthier growth, and it’s unique compared to similar media because it combines soil-like moisture buffering with more controllable, predictable nutrient and drainage behavior.

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Why is perlite important for plant growth, and what makes it different from other mix ingredients?

Perlite is important because it increases root-zone oxygen and improves drainage, helping roots stay healthy and active; it’s unique because its main benefit is physical structure and airflow—not nutrients or moisture storage—so it fixes “too wet and compact” root problems in a simple, predictable way.

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