Jiffy 7 Coco Pellets 41mm

Jiffy 7 Coco Pellets have become the preferred choice for many modern professional plant propagators in greenhouses, nurseries, and indoor gardening setups. Designed for use under a wide range of challenging conditions, this high-performance propagation medium offers exceptional versatility and consistency. Each pellet is made from 100% RHP-certified coco substrate—peat-free, sustainable, and ideal for use in hydroponics systems, deep water culture (DWC), aeroponics, and drip irrigation setups. Encased in netting for convenience and mess-free transplanting, these pellets are perfect for starting indoor plants, vegetables, herbs, and flowers. Their fast-draining, well-aerated structure promotes rapid root development and healthy microbial activity, making them ideal for propagation in grow tents, hydroponic propagators, NFT systems, and ebb and flow setups. Whether you're cloning, germinating seeds, or transitioning to full hydroponics, these coco pellets provide the structure and oxygen roots need to thrive. For growers seeking a clean, eco-friendly alternative to traditional soil plugs, the PRO7 by Jiffy Coco Pellets are a proven and reliable solution available at your local hydroponics store.

How to Use: Soak pellets in water until fully expanded. Insert seeds or cuttings into the center hole. Place in a propagation tray, clone dome, or grow tent under proper lighting. Once roots appear, transplant directly into soil, hydroponic systems, or larger pots.

Technical Specs: Size: 41mm diameter Material: 100% RHP-certified coco substrate Packaging: Compressed pellets with biodegradable netting Application: Propagation, seed starting, cloning Best Used With: Propagation trays, grow tents, clone domes, LED grow lights

Key Features & USPs: Promotes strong, fast root development Peat-free, biodegradable, and sustainable Clean, mess-free, and easy to handle Compatible with hydroponics, aeroponics, DWC, coco, and soil Ideal for indoor gardening, propagation, and greenhouse growing Perfect for cloning, seed germination, and early-stage plant development