Canna Coco Brick 40l Expandable Natural Plant Medium Soil Substrate, 40 Liter Expanded - 8 Liter Dry, Reusable (1)

Very happy with this coco. So far I have had 0 issues with it, no fungus issues, and so ecstatic that it came in the bag to mix it in to start, instead of prior ways of dealing. It smells good, very earthy smell. And has good drainage but still holds water well. This is the best coco I've used and intend to buy again. My plants are thriving and I'm able to keep everything in check with my nuits and ph. I go with ac infinity and vivosun for most of my products but this beat ac infinitys coco.

Great product. All Canna products I've tried so far are top notch. No buffering or playing around. I just used ph'ed water with some canna nutes and planted right away. Plants love it.

This stuff is great, i wish i would have gotten into coco growing right away. According to my UK friend, these bricks aren’t available where he lives and he’s a bit jealous. Both expanded bricks fill about two, 7 gallon pots. It was very clean no fungus.

Never have any issues with this product

I decided to try my hand at growing cannabis this year with having extra time at home on my hands. I chose to grow in both soil & coco. I’ve never used coco as a growing medium before but neither have I grown marijuana in soil either so I figured it would be a learning process. So here I am 5 weeks into flower and I can say that I’ve had much greater success and way less issues w the plants grown in coco. Same strain, same germination date, same everything but medium. The plants in soil went through and survived mites, nitrogen toxicity, calmag deficiency and fungus gnats. The plant in coco has had zero problems at this point. It’s bigger, stronger and has more bud sites which is a direct result of less stress during veg. Less problems means less stress. See where I’m going here? I know that when growing in coco, it is a neutral medium so there are no nutrients. They must be added especially calmag which is a very common deficiency using coco. Many times growers end up w toxicity from adding too much nutrient solution.. But for whatever reason, I haven’t had any issues. Perhaps the amount and way I feed fits coco best? The coco was easy to break up and transfer to the planters after adding the appropriate amount of water. It only took me minutes to break up the entire package of bricks. It was clean and didn’t contain any unnatural material or ingredients. For me, even in the hot 110 degree plus weather in central cali, I only had to water my 5-gallon plants once a day. They retained the perfect amount of water but not too much so they didn’t take too long and get soggy, drowned roots. In the future, I think I’ll skip the soil and go w coco all around. Plus it’s reusable! It’s much less messy than soil and has a better natural defense against pests. As I mentioned, my plants grown in coco didn’t suffer from the mite issue even though it was next to the ones that did. I’m incredibly impressed w all aspects of CannaCoco and will be buying & using it from here on out. Happy growing & safe harvest, 2020!Update: 6/21/21: Once again I’m growing and needed more coco. I’ve gone coco loco!! Before buying, I took a look at my last years leftovers and decided to re-use them because let’s be honest...this stuff is experience. The canna coco was the only brand that held up over the winter as it sat untouched in the greenhouse. After a few rinses and de-rooting what was left from the previous plant, I was easily able to re-use all of the canna coco. Not so much w the other cheaper brand which I ended up tossing. This meant I saved $ and have had no issues w my current ladies being planted in re-used coco. I know many brands claim their coco is re-usable but most aren’t due to the time it takes to clean it, etc. Canna Coco doesn’t lie! I saved $120 this season alone by investing 30 minutes in cleaning my old Canna Coco. Let me also add that after using both soil & CC last year, I’ve converted to 100% coco based on my wonderful results from Canna Coco. It also dries out quicker which can be a great thing at harvest when trying to decide when to start flushing-for those that do!

This is a better form of Canna. Less expensive. Works good.

I will certainly be buying this again. $25 vs $50 for their prepared Coco coir. I used to always go with the prepared Coco from Canna but I realized this is better on space and the quality is comparable to their bagged Coco.Better price, smaller package, same quality goodness

Good clean coco. It's just convenient to order the bricks.