Root Royale Coco/Perlite Mix - 50L - RHP Certified

Water-Holding Coco Blend With Built-In Aeration - 50L Bag

Dense or poorly washed media can compact, hold too much salt and starve roots of air. This coco and perlite blend is aged and washed to reduce EC readings, absorbs water readily and keeps a stable, airy structure through vegetative growth and flowering. It is RHP certified, which gives you an independent quality marker.

The 50L bag suits growers filling pots, containers or hydroponic-style setups on a regular schedule. Home gardeners can use a single bag for a small run, and commercial operations can order in larger quantities.

Key Features & Benefits

• 70/30 coconut husk and perlite mix — combines moisture retention with drainage.
• 30% air porosity — keeps oxygen available at the root zone.
• 45% cellulose content in the coir — helps the medium resist compaction and breakdown.
• Ageing and wash treatment — reduces EC readings before you start.
• RHP certified — independently certified quality, and free of harmful parasites and diseases.

Who Should Use Root Royale Coco/Perlite Mix

Growers who want a ready-to-use coco-based medium for containers, from hobbyists running a few pots to commercial teams standardising their substrate.

About Root Royale Coco/Perlite Mix

Root Royale Coco/Perlite Mix, sold under the COCOLITE name, is a 70/30 blend of coconut husk coir and perlite. It comes in a 50L bag, ships at 28 lb and carries RHP certification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I prepare the mix?
A: Cut open the top of the bag and pour the mix into a pot or container. Fill to your desired level and compact it firmly. Then moisten it with a nutrient solution designed for coco coir media.

Q: What does the perlite do?
A: Perlite is a lightweight volcanic mineral that adds air space and drainage. In this blend it helps maintain 30% air porosity.

Q: What does EC mean?
A: EC is electrical conductivity, a measure of the salts in a medium or solution. Ageing and washing this mix reduces its EC readings.

Q: Will it compact over time?
A: The coir has 45% cellulose, which helps the medium resist compacting and decomposing during a cycle.

Q: How does coco-based media compare with soil?
A: Coco-based media generally drain faster and are inert, so they rely on a regular nutrient solution. Soil often holds some nutrients on its own.

Q: Are there shipping limits?
A: This product does not ship by ground. Check availability and order quantity requirements at checkout.