CocoCore 1-Gallon Plastic Compressed Grow Pot is a pre-formed growing medium designed for commercial cannabis and hemp cultivation. Each unit contains a triple-washed, compressed block of 100% coco pith inside a rigid plastic pot. It ships in a compact, dry format measuring 5.5 × 5.5 × 1.2 inches and expands with water to a full 6 × 6 × 6-inch growing volume, ready for transplanting or direct propagation. Its low-salt substrate, water-retention capacity, and air-filled porosity support root development while allowing growers to manage nutrient delivery through their own fertigation programs.
• Product Type: Compressed coco pith grow pot
• Brand: CocoCore
• Growing Volume: 1 gallon
• Container Type: Rigid plastic pot
• Substrate Composition: 100% coco pith
• Processing: Triple-washed to remove excess salts
• Dry Dimensions: 5.5 × 5.5 × 1.2 inches
• Expanded Dimensions: 6 × 6 × 6 inches (±0.2 inches)
• Water-Holding Capacity: 60–65%
• Air-Filled Porosity: Approximately 36%
• Primary Application: Commercial cannabis and hemp cultivation
• Growing Method: Suitable for clone-to-harvest and single-transplant production cycles
• Irrigation Compatibility: Drip irrigation and dripper stakes
• Nutrient Compatibility: Two-part, three-part, and single-concentrate fertigation programs
• Buffering: No added calcium-magnesium buffering agents
• Recommended Preparation: Hydrate gradually until the block expands fully; avoid flooding
• Pre-Planting Consideration: An initial flush with a standard CalMag solution is recommended for calcium- and magnesium-sensitive nutrient programs
• Storage Advantage: Compact, compressed format reduces shipping and storage space requirements
Key Advantage: CocoCore combines a pre-measured coco pith substrate with a rigid plastic container in one compressed, ready-to-expand unit. Its compact shipping format reduces storage requirements, while the 60–65% water-holding capacity and approximately 36% air-filled porosity provide a balance of moisture retention and root-zone aeration. The integrated pot-and-media format also eliminates the need to fill separate containers, helping streamline large-scale transplanting and automated drip-irrigation operations.