At a glance
Jiffy peat pellets 44 mm
Water expands the flat peat pellets into individual propagation plugs. Choose 10, 20, 50, 100 or 1000 pieces, then transplant rooted plugs with their net into suitable growing medium.
- Format
- 44 mm
- Base
- Raised-bog peat with coir
- Preparation
- Expand with lukewarm water
- Choice
- 10, 20, 50, 100 or 1000 pieces
How to use
Water expands the flat peat pellets into individual propagation plugs. Choose 10, 20, 50, 100 or 1000 pieces, then transplant rooted plugs with their net into suitable growing medium.
- Prepare a tray
Place the pellets with their opening facing upwards in a watertight tray or suitable indoor propagator.
- Allow to expand
Carefully add lukewarm water. Allow about five minutes for the pellets to expand, adding a little more water if needed.
- Drain excess water
Pour away water that has not been absorbed. Keep the plugs moist without leaving them standing in water.
Product information
Composition
- Soil improver made from organic soil material and plant-derived materials.
- Total nitrogen (N): 0.7%.
- Organic matter: 98%.
- Starting materials: 60% organic soil material from raised-bog peat, moderately decomposed (H3–H5); plant materials from food, beverage and animal feed production (coir); calcium carbonate; mineral NPK fertiliser.
Product knowledge
Jiffy peat pellets 44 mm
For your propagation project

From a flat pellet to a propagation plug
Prepare individual 44 mm peat pellets as needed. Five pack counts let you match the quantity to your project.
Details & background
Water expands the flat peat pellets into individual propagation plugs. Choose 10, 20, 50, 100 or 1000 pieces, then transplant rooted plugs with their net into suitable growing medium.
Propagation house including 40 Jiffy 44 mm pellets: Hydroponik 40 Plus – Propagation House with 40 Jiffy 44 mm Pellets. Propagation house including 40 Jiffy 44 mm pellets: PRO40 Jiffy – Propagation House with 40 Jiffy 44 mm Pellets.
Materials and declaration

Clearly identified peat-based propagation
Peat, coir, lime and mineral NPK fertiliser are listed starting materials. The image shows the original pack of 10 pellets.
Details & background
The pressed pellets combine a peat-based growing medium with coir, lime and mineral NPK fertiliser. The complete declaration and original label images are available in the product information.
Eight steps to use

Transplant rooted plugs gently
Keep the medium moist and later transplant sufficiently rooted plugs with their net into suitable growing medium. The image illustrates use.
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Prepare a tray
Place the pellets with their opening facing upwards in a watertight tray or suitable indoor propagator.
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Allow to expand
Carefully add lukewarm water. Allow about five minutes for the pellets to expand, adding a little more water if needed.
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Drain excess water
Pour away water that has not been absorbed. Keep the plugs moist without leaving them standing in water.
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Prepare the opening
Open the net slightly at the top and gently loosen the sowing spot, keeping the plug intact.
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Sow or insert plants
Follow the seed packet instructions. Seed covering, temperature and light requirements depend on the species. Gently insert small seedlings or suitable cuttings.
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Monitor moisture
Keep the plugs moist throughout propagation, avoiding waterlogging. Check regularly; a lighter substrate colour indicates decreasing moisture.
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Prepare young plants
Ventilate an indoor propagator progressively as roots develop. Gradually acclimatise plants to their intended location before planting out.
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Transplant the intact plug
Water rooted plugs before transplanting. Place each plug with its net into suitable growing medium; do not pull off the rooted net. Gently firm the surrounding medium and water in.
Frequently asked questions
Which pack size should I choose?
Each pellet forms one propagation plug. Choose the count for your planned sowing and follow species-specific guidance on the number of seeds per plug.
Should I remove the net?
Transplant the rooted plug with its net. Removing it can damage roots that have already grown through it.
Are these peat-free coir pellets?
No. This family contains 44 mm peat pellets. Coir is an additional starting material and does not make the product peat-free.
How much water is needed?
Add lukewarm water for expansion and drain the excess afterwards. During propagation, water requirements depend on the location, species and stage of growth.
Safety and storage
Safety instructions
Wash your face and hands thoroughly. Use diluted fertiliser promptly and keep it out of water bodies and wastewater.
Product GPSR safety information
A safety PDF is not currently available for this product. Please refer to the product information below and the label.
Storage
Store dry and protected from weather. Protect from soaking and direct sunlight; reseal opened packs.