Botanicare CocoPro Coir Cube - 6 x 6 x 6-in - 30 Count

Pre-Filled Coco Cubes for Even Moisture and Airy Roots - 30 Cubes

Filling and settling containers by hand takes time, and a dense medium can leave roots short of oxygen. These cubes arrive pre-filled with washed and buffered coco fiber, pith and husk. A breathable fabric cover supports air and gas exchange around the roots, and the medium has a listed porosity of 90% with water holding capacity of 60-70%.

One unit holds 30 cubes, each 6 x 6 x 6 in. That count suits a hobbyist running a full tray of young plants, a regular indoor grower rotating batches, or a commercial grower who wants a ready-to-place substrate that is easy to store and move.

Key Features & Benefits

• Washed and buffered coco fiber — a prepared medium that retains moisture while keeping the root zone oxygenated.
• Breathable fabric cover — supports air exchange and drainage around the roots.
• Pre-filled bags — cut setup time at planting.
• Pre-drilled indentations — make installation easier.
• 30 cubes per unit — enough to start a full batch in one order.

Who Should Use Botanicare CocoPro Coir Cube

Growers starting young plants that need steady moisture will get the most from these cubes. They suit home gardeners and licensed commercial operations using hydroponic systems or coco-based setups.

About Botanicare CocoPro Coir Cube

Botanicare CocoPro cubes are made from renewable coco husk, using washed and buffered coco fiber, pith and husk. Each cube measures 6 x 6 x 6 in and is covered in breathable fabric. The product is sold as a single unit containing 30 cubes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many cubes come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 30 pre-filled cubes. Each cube measures 6 x 6 x 6 in.

Q: What does buffered coco mean?
A: Buffering is a treatment that prepares coco fiber so it holds and releases nutrients more predictably. This product is washed and buffered before it is packed.

Q: What is porosity and why does it matter?
A: Porosity is the share of the medium made up of air space. This medium is listed at 90% porosity, which helps oxygen reach the roots and lets excess water drain.

Q: How does coco differ from a peat-based mix?
A: Coco fiber generally drains faster and holds air well, so it suits frequent feeding schedules. Peat-based mixes tend to hold water longer.

Q: Are these suited to young plants?
A: Yes. The medium holds moisture consistently, which suits young plants during early vegetative growth.