Groconut is an alternative to synthetic rooting stimulants and growth boosters. Use it exclusively for propagation, or alongside your fertilising routine. Studies show that using coconut water to feed plants will make them denser, with larger foliage and stronger root systems, 100% naturally.
✓ Optimise uptake of nutrients
✓ Stimulate cell enlargement and therefore bigger leaves
✓ Encourage lateral buds growth
✓ Improve the soil
✓ Help with nutrient imbalances
✓ Use as a rooting stimulant in propagation
Groconut® is an excellent choice for providing juvenile plants with essential nutrients without the risk of burn. Its natural growth-boosting hormones also help to promote growth of roots and foliage at the same time.
Package Size: 45g
Makes 45L of Coconut Water
POTTED PLANTS, FOLIAR SPRAY AND NUTRIENT FLUSHES:
1/4 – 1 tsp Groconut per litre of water* for foliar spray and regular soil flushes. Mix well. Use mixed solution immediately. Use Groconut with every other watering for best results.
PROPAGATION
1 tsp Groconut per litre of water* for use in propagation. Mix well, and leave cutting in solution for 30 minutes to 1 hour. Do not leave the cutting in the solution for longer than the recommended time. Put cutting in your choice of growth medium.
HYDRO & LECA
1/4 tsp Groconut per litre of water. Discard solution and replace with fresh water after 6-12 hours.
TRANSPLANTING
Mix 1 tsp of Groconut per litre of quality new soil medium when repotting to reduce/prevent the effects of transplant shock.
Storage: Groconut has a shelf-life of 24 months. Use contents within 12 months of opening. Product is highly hygroscopic - please ensure product is always sealed after use and store in the refrigerator once opened.
Ingredients: Certified organic coconut water, Certified organic tapioca (free-flow agent).
MICRONUTRIENTS
Iron
22 mg/kg / 22ppm
Copper
3 mg/kg / 3 ppm
Manganese
29 mg/kg / 29 ppm
Zinc
4 mg/kg / 4 ppm
Boron
10 mg/kg / 10 ppm
Cobalt
2 mg/kg / 2ppm
Molybdenum
2 mg/kg / 2ppm
Selenium
10 mg/kg / 10ppm
What's so good about coconut water?
Coconut water is nutrient-dense with plant growth regulators that naturallyboost growth. Coconut water is the liquid endosperm of the coconut palm tree, and this water contains components which encourage vigorous growth despite harsh & unfertile conditions where coconut palms often grow.
What do plants love about coconut water?
There are 3 key ingredients in coconut water: auxin, cytokins and gibberellin. Furthermore, it's naturally high in potassium, zinc, selenium, iron, copper and manganese. Auxin is an essential element that controls almost every aspect of plant development. It's one of the main ingredients in synthetic rooting hormones as it initiates root growth in cuttings - this is why Groconut has been so successful for propagation, but without anything synthetic! Cytokinins are involved in multiple plant processes including cell division (ie: growth), new shoot and root formation as well as bud growth and strong stem growth. Gibberellin is a plant growth hormone that stimulates cells of germinating seeds. It helps cells during growth, and helps encourage budding.
How much Groconut should you use?
The dose and application varies depending on use. Refer to the directions tab.
Why not use bottled coconut water instead?
Bottled coconut water is pasteurized, meaning it’s been through an extensive heating process which denatures and destroys the delicate phytohormones and nutrients that are responsible for activating growth.
Ok, how about fresh raw coconut water?
Yes, you can. Groconut is made from young, green, fresh coconuts. Make sure to buy freshly picked green baby coconuts for the best results for your plants - or keep it simple and buy Groconut instead!
Last one - can you use coconut water powders available at the shops?
We wouldn't recommend it unless you know what they've been treated with. In most cases coconut water powders are spray-dried - similar to pasteurization of coconut water - which destroys the delicate phytonutrients that benefit your plants. Groconut is rapid freeze-dried. Freeze-drying is a longer and more labour intensive process but it allows the phytonutrients to stay intact and available for plants to uptake.
