In StockUgro XL 70L - Rhiza
£17.05
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Description
The Ugro XL 70L - Rhiza is a premium, high-performance coco substrate designed for both indoor and outdoor growers, offering the perfect environment for vigorous root growth and healthier plants. Enriched with mycorrhizae, a beneficial fungus that enhances nutrient uptake and root development, this substrate is ideal for growers looking to maximise plant health and yields. With its large 70-litre capacity, Ugro XL - Rhiza is perfect for larger growing setups or for gardeners who want to ensure their plants thrive from start to finish.
- Enriched with Mycorrhizae: Contains beneficial fungi that improve nutrient and water uptake, promoting stronger root systems and faster plant growth.
- High Water Retention: Coco substrate holds moisture effectively while maintaining excellent aeration, ensuring optimal conditions for root health and plant growth.
- Promotes Vigorous Root Development: Mycorrhizae and the natural properties of coco coir create the perfect environment for robust root systems, leading to healthier, more productive plants.
- pH Neutral and Buffered: Pre-buffered and pH balanced, ensuring that your plants have the perfect growing environment from the start.
- Suitable for All Stages of Growth: Ideal for use throughout the entire growing cycle, from propagation to flowering, providing consistent support for your plants.
- Large 70L Volume: Perfect for larger plants or growers with multiple plants, offering plenty of substrate to support extensive root development.
- 100% Natural and Sustainable: Made from natural coco coir, an eco-friendly and renewable resource, supporting environmentally conscious growing practices.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for a wide range of growing systems, including soil, coco, and hydroponics, providing flexibility for different setups.
Boost your plant growth and yields with Ugro XL 70L - Rhiza. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced grower, this nutrient-rich coco substrate ensures your plants thrive with stronger roots and better overall health.
Key facts
| Type | Coco growing medium with mycorrhizae |
|---|---|
| Volume | 70 litres |
| pH | Pre-buffered and pH balanced |
| Added | Mycorrhizae, beneficial fungi that help roots take up water and nutrients |
| Use | From propagation through to flowering |
| Brand | Ugro |
| Maker's part number | 40248 |
| Barcode | 609224330087 |
| Product code | 3916 |
| Category | Coco Coir |
How to use
The coco is pre-buffered, so it is ready to fill your pots. Water it through before planting, then feed with a coco nutrient from the first watering. Coco holds water well but stays airy.
Check the pH and EC of your feed with a meter. Other bags are in our coco coir range.
Questions
Does Ugro Rhiza need buffering?
No. It comes pre-buffered and pH balanced, ready to use.
What does Rhiza mean?
The coco has mycorrhizae added. These beneficial fungi grow with the roots and help them take up water and nutrients.
Do I need a coco feed?
Yes. Use a nutrient made for coco from the first feed.
Growers’ guides
- Mycorrhizae, Trichoderma and Beneficial Bacteria for PlantsMycorrhizae, Trichoderma and beneficial bacteria: what they do, when to add them in soil, coco or hydro, and the microbial products we sell compared.
- Coco Coir Guide: Choosing, Feeding and Reusing CocoWhat coco coir is, the coco mixes worth buying, how it compares with clay pebbles and rockwool, and how to feed and reuse it.
- pH and EC: Meters, Test Kits and pH Up/DownHow to test pH with a meter or a pH test kit, measure EC, read the makers' targets, use pH Up and pH Down, and calibrate and care for a meter.
