Cocopeat substrates and grow bags engineered for Morocco's greenhouse agriculture. Water-efficient, salt-tolerant, export-ready.
Morocco's greenhouse agriculture sector is expanding rapidly — driven by export demand to European markets. But growers face three persistent challenges.
Morocco operates under chronic water stress. Growing media must maximize water retention while minimizing runoff. Every drop counts.
High salinity in soil and irrigation water damages root systems and reduces yield. Substrates must be low-EC and buffered to avoid compounding salinity.
Greenhouses running 50,000+ plants require uniform EC, pH, particle size, and water-holding capacity across every bag and every batch.
Calcium nitrate buffered cocopeat with EC < 0.5 mS/cm. Sodium and potassium ions displaced. Ready for immediate use in greenhouse drip systems.
Best for: All greenhouse cropsTriple-washed cocopeat with ultra-low electrical conductivity. Ideal for salt-sensitive crops in saline water conditions.
Best for: Strawberry, pepper, leafy greensHigh-capacity coco grow bags engineered for indeterminate tomato production. Extended season durability. Optimized drainage.
Best for: Greenhouse tomato productionShallow-profile, high-aeration grow bags designed for strawberry crown planting. Prevents crown rot through superior drainage.
Best for: Strawberry tabletop systemsGraded husk chips for substrate blending. Increases air-filled porosity in coco-based mixes. Available in 6mm, 10mm, and 20mm grades.
Best for: Custom substrate blendingPre-formed propagation media for seedling production. Consistent size and density for automation-ready nurseries.
Best for: Nursery & propagationCustom-blended substrates for commercial transplant production. Tailored to seedling nurseries supplying to greenhouses.
Best for: Seedling nurseriesHolds 8-9x its weight in water. 30-40% reduction in irrigation frequency compared to mineral substrates.
Natural fibrous structure creates air pockets even when saturated. High root-zone oxygen — critical in hot climates.
Washed and buffered cocopeat starts with EC < 0.5 mS/cm. Does not accumulate salts in drain-to-waste systems.
Substrates last 2-3 crop cycles. Spent coir can be composted and applied to field soil as organic matter.
We work with Moroccan importers, greenhouse operators, and agricultural distributors. Whether you need a single container trial or ongoing supply, we can discuss your requirements.