Featuring premium quality slow and controlled release fertilisers, Coco Pro Professional Potting Mix feeds and nourishes plants for over 14 months.
Coco Pro’s professional nursery grade ingredients, together with a unique blend of coconut fibre and chip, act as an organic water saver and root stimulator to help a wide range of plants flourish in a natural, healthy growing environment.
From large terracotta pots to small seed boxes, Coco Pro makes the earth better in so many ways!
What’s in Coco Pro?
- Zeolite – For less fertilising & less watering
- Trace Elements – Plant multivitamins
- Sulphate of Potash – For more flowers & juicier fruit
- Microbial Stimulants – Boosting microbiological activity
- Slow and controlled released fertilisers which will feed your plants for up to 14 months
- 40% Coconut Fibre and Chip which act as organic water savers and root stimulators
Designed to replace the need for multiple specialty potting mix bags, Coco Pro is ideal for:
- All potted fruit trees, Vegetables & Herbs
- Azaleas, Gardenias & Camellias
- Annuals & Perennials
- African Violets
- Magnolias & Roses
- Bromeliads & Cymbidiums, Palms, and Ferns
Growing Citrus in pots:
Spring is a wonderful time to plant citrus trees, and for those with small gardens or only just a sunny balcony or courtyard, there are all your favourite citrus varieties generally readily available on a dwarfing rootstock called flying dragon. This rootstock ensures that the grafted variety on top of the graft stays more compact in its growth habit.
Whether it be Tahitian Lime, Meyer Lemon, Washington Navel or my favourite the Lemonade tree, look for the ‘I’m a dwarf tree’ tag and you’re good to grow!
How to grow Citrus:
- Full sun location
- Coco Pro Professional Potting Mix
- Pot – appropriately sized pot. (400mm – 500mm pot eventually for a mature tree depending on what size tree you have started with)
- Fertiliser – liquid seaweed every 2-4 weeks. ActivGrow Fertiliser Pallets every 4-6 weeks.
- Regular water, especially during summer and dry spells. When watering, do so until it runs out of the drainage holes. This way you know it has been thoroughly watered right to the centre of the root ball.
