FloraFlex® QuickFill™ Bag, 60% WHC, Expandable Coco Coir Plant Medium, Single Unit (1 Gallon Bag)

1 GAL Quick Fill™ | 60% WHC | Expandable Organic Coco Coir Plant Medium | Single Unit Bag With Coco Coir

QuickFill™ organic coco bags come with a pre-drilled center hole for a 40|40 plug or small plant, and two smaller holes for your micro drip stakes, both making expansion and transplanting a breeze. Setup your bags, plug the stakes in the holes, expand all at once, and transplant. It really is that simple.

• Coco Chip Blend For
• 45% WHC
• 52.5% WHC
• 60% WHC
• Super Washed
• EC < 0.6 - Dutch Method 1:1.5
• CDFA & OMRI Certified Organic
• Heavy Metals Small Batch Testing (Comes With Laser Printed Batch Number)
• Enhanced Landfill Biodegradation (ASTEM D5511 Tested)

Pre-filled and Drilled for Convenience and Speed

When you're growing a high volume of plants in hydroponic conditions, speed, convenience, and consistency are key. These grow bags come pre-filled with organic coco coir, with a pre-filled center hole for your clone and two pre-drilled holes for your Micro Dripper Assemblies for easy transplant and expansion.

High-grade, OMRI Certified Organic Coco Coir

Coco coir is widely recognized to be one of the best-growing mediums on the market. Its ability to retain high levels of moisture, coupled with a good amount of aeration, makes it ideal for indoor plants. The pH is favorable for plant growth, and it holds on to nutrients, preventing them from being leached out when additional moisture is added.

Hydration is rapid - the coir soaks up moisture quickly, eliminating the problems that can occur when plant roots are left to lie in pools of water. Once hydrated, the coir doesn't shrink, and it's a material that lasts well. Once your plants are embedded, they can stay in the coco coir gro-bag™ ("grow-bag") right the way through the growing and flowering season, until your crop is harvested.

How To Use Quickfill™ Organic Coco Bags

We recommend expanding the QuickFill™ with the FloraFlex 2-Way(0.3gph per stake) Micro Dripper Assembly system.

Steps and Directions for Using Quickfill™ Bags

• Step 1: Make your reservoir using Week 1 veg formula. (V1:V2:Root Drip, 5g:5g:5 mL per gallon)
• Step 2: Lay the QuickFill™ out on your table, placing one drip stake in each of the pre-drilled holes of the QuickFill™ cubes.
• Step 3: Turn on the irrigation system for 75-90 minutes or until 45% water holding capacity is achieved.
• Step 4: Insert your Incubator Plugs into the QuickFill™ pre-drilled center hole, when they have reached 1/2 expansion. Push coco over top of the Incubator cube to cover it. Ensure that the clone plug is buried 2.75-3" below the top surface.

What is WHC? What does WHC mean in Agriculture, Gardening, Horticulture, & Hydroponics?

WHC stands for Water Holding Capacity (WHC).

Soils are made up of three main components: sand, silt and clay. The proportion of each component determines the soil texture. Each soil texture has its own Water Holding Capacity (WHC). The amount of organic matter in the soil also affects water holding capacity to a degree.

Water Holding Capacity is the ability of a certain soil texture to physically hold water against the force of gravity. It does this by soil particles holding water molecules by the force of cohesion. As an example, a sandier soil has much less water holding capacity than a silt loam soil. Due to the size of the soil particles, the cohesive properties are much different between a sand particle and a clay or silt particle.