Canna Coco Professional Plus and Canna Terra Professional Plus in 50 L bags or on pallets of 60 bags. Coco works at pH 5.5–6.5 and needs a coco nutrient at almost every watering; soil works at pH 6.0–7.0 with soil nutrients. The classic match is the Canna nutrients from the same line.
| Feature | Canna Coco Professional Plus | Canna Terra Professional Plus |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Coco coir | Potting soil |
| Working pH | 5.5–6.5 | 6.0–7.0 |
| Canna nutrient | Coco A+B | Terra Vega and Terra Flores |
| Watering | Frequent, never let it dry out | When the top 2–3 cm are dry |
| Best for | Fast growth, automatic watering | Beginners, more room for mistakes |
Canna builds each nutrient line around a substrate: Coco A+B for coco, Terra Vega in the vegetative stage and Terra Flores in flowering for soil. Alongside these are products used with both, such as Rhizotonic, Cannazym and PK 13/14. Doses follow the Canna feed chart; as a reference, EC is 0.8–1.6 mS/cm in the vegetative stage and 1.2–2.0 in flowering.
A 50 L bag fills about 4 pots of 11 L or 2 of 18 L. A pallet of 60 bags, or 3,000 L, makes sense for large grow rooms or several cycles, if you have a dry place to store it. A comparison with other brands and grow media is on the grow media page.
At Gro.w.LaB all prices are in Swiss francs, including Swiss VAT. We deliver throughout Switzerland by Swiss Post; pallets travel by courier. For technical advice, send an email to our support team or call +41 79 359 67 58; you can also visit the shop in Quartino by appointment.
Canna describes it as buffered, ready-to-use coco, so rinsing is not needed. Before planting, moisten it with water or a light solution at pH 5.5–6.5.
Nutrients formulated for coco, such as Canna Coco A+B. Soil nutrients are not designed for this substrate.
It contains a light base fertilisation for the start; after that you feed with Canna Terra Vega and Terra Flores following the Canna chart.
Yes, if you remove the roots and rinse the substrate before the next cycle, but its structure declines and the risk of disease rises. For consistent results many growers use fresh coco every cycle.
