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Char Coir Coco Cube RHP Certified Coco Coir, 2.25 L, case of 32

Char Coir Coco Cube RHP Certified Coco Coir, 2.25 L, case of 32

SKU: SKU:CHCCUBE40L

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The Char Coir Coco Cube is a 2.25 L block of RHP certified coco in an aerated fabric bag rather than plastic. Expanded it measures 6 x 6 x 4 in, which matches a stone wool block of the same size. Conductivity is held below 0.6 and the material arrives buffered and stabilised between pH 6.0 and 6.5.

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What Buffered Means on a Char Coir Coco Cube

Buffering is the single most important word on a coco cube and almost nobody explains it. Coco holds a large number of exchange sites. Untreated material arrives with those sites loaded with potassium and sodium, from the coconut itself and from seawater processing. Put a feed into it and the coir swaps its potassium and sodium for your calcium and magnesium. The plant then shows a deficiency while the analysis on the bottle says otherwise. Buffered coir has already had those sites loaded with calcium and magnesium at the factory, so the exchange has happened before you feed anything. That is why the same nutrient recipe behaves differently in washed coir and in buffered coir. Washing is a separate step and the number that proves it is here too, with conductivity held below 0.6. The material is stabilised between pH 6.0 and 6.5 and certified free of pathogens.

RHP Certification, Cation Exchange and the Fabric Bag

RHP is the Dutch substrate standard and it is worth understanding rather than reading as a badge. It covers batch consistency, contaminant limits and the traceability behind both, which is what stops one pallet behaving differently from the next. On a crop run to a schedule that repeatability matters more than any single headline number. Char Coir hold the certification on this material. The cation exchange capacity that made buffering necessary is also why coco forgives more than an inert medium does. Those loaded sites act as a small reserve around the root. The bag is the other decision here. An aerated fabric wall lets air into the sides of the block and lets water leave them. The material dries faster and more evenly than a plastic wrapped cube. Plan for more frequent irrigation rather than less. Expanded volume is 2.25 L at 6 x 6 x 4 in, and a case holds thirty-two.

Key Features

  • Volume: Two and a quarter litres, expanding to six by six by four inches
  • Equivalent to: A stone wool block of the same outside dimensions
  • Certification: RHP certified, the Dutch substrate consistency standard
  • Buffered: Exchange sites pre-loaded with calcium and magnesium at the factory
  • Why that matters: Unbuffered coir swaps its potassium for your calcium and magnesium
  • Conductivity: Held below nought point six, which proves the washing
  • pH: Stabilised between six point nought and six point five
  • Pathogens: Certified free of them
  • Fabric bag: Aerated walls, so the block dries faster and more evenly
  • Case: Thirty-two cubes to a case, as supplied

Technical Specifications

Specification Value
SKU CHCCUBE40L
Brand Char Coir
Product Coco Cube, in an aerated fabric bag
Material Coco coir
Volume 2.25 L
Expanded dimensions 6 x 6 x 4 in
Certification RHP certified
Buffered Yes
Conductivity Less than 0.6
pH Stabilised at 6.0 to 6.5
Pathogens Free of them
Cation exchange High, which is why buffering matters
Case quantity 32
SKU note The stocking code reads 40L while a case of thirty-two at 2.25 L is far more than that, so the code appears to be legacy
Barcode 868812000072, as held on file