*45gm saves you 20% per gram compared to 25gm*

"This groconut is a magic potion!!! Roots coming out everywhere!!!" @liviebes 

"pumping out new growth with jaw dropping white variegation" @mistmistmistnz 

"I love using Groconut on my Hoyas! They absolutely love it... within a week there were already roots using Groconut... I was ecstatic! Also ressurected my watermelon peperomia with it. Amazing product!" @kcruz

"It's great.. my plants have boosted in 2 waterings" @plantednaked

By nature. For nature.

100% natural bio-active Groconut is a natural, environmentally-friendly, vegan, organic alternative to synthetic rooting stimulants and growth boosters. Use by itself or with fertiliser. Fresh coconut water from young green coconuts in a concentrated powder formula. Use for maintenance, propagation, transplanting, for hydro and leca. Alter dosage to suit use (see directions below).

A little goes a long way! Helps plants take in maximum nutrients. Corrects nutrient imbalances. Superb for cuttings to get those roots growing. Encourages new growth of lateral buds. Replaces nutrients in depleted potting soil for indoor houseplants. Stimulates cell growth for bigger, healthier, faster growing leaves and roots. 

Available in 2 sizes: 45 grams makes up to 45 litres. 25 grams makes up to 25 litres. 

See full Groconut directions for use here > 

Find out more about the science behind Groconut >

PS: Buy Groconut and support local. Groconut is family owned & operated right here in NZ. Ordering from Love That Leaf means you're supporting local too :)

Pro tips

Keep it cool: Groconut is best kept well sealed and in the fridge. If that's just not going to work for you, then keep it sealed and in a cool, dry place. 

Keep it dry: If water gets in your pack of Groconut, it'll turn into a solid. I've had this happen. You can still use it, but it won't be as effective, so be paranoid and keep it dry! Keep it sealed when not in use, and only use a 100% dry teaspoon every scoop.

Bam! Then nothing? Why it 'stops working' The short answer is that it doesn't. The long answer is if you get an immediate boost in growth, then it seems to just slow down and you get nada after a while, that's not because of Groconut.

It may be natural, but the growth hormones in Groconut are still powerful. To fuel that rapid growth boost, your plant will use up its stores of nutrients, both within its own tissues and from the soil. Groconut is not a complete & balanced plant food, it's a growth booster (although it does have some handy nutrients), so don't stop feeding your usual food!

If you don't already have a go-to plant food, my personal pick at the moment is Foliage Pro (and it's so good I can't see myself changing). It has the extra nitrogen for vegetative growth (roots, stems and leaves) and the calcium to avoid irreversible deficiencies in that lovely new growth that Groconut will help power.

More reviews

"Incredible product. I started using this in many different ways. First with propagation and I’ve noticed that my cuttings have taken root faster. One of the biggest things I’ve noticed is with my fiddle leaf fig. After feeding her with this product her two new leaves are twice the size of the previous leaves, it’s actually insane how huge they are in comparison. I’ve noticed an overall change in how healthy my plants look after just a few weeks of being fed with groconut! Thanks guys! Will be back for more!" @smarshall

"Can’t rave enough about Groconut! I’ve never had much luck with any plants... since starting with Groconut I’ve not only kept my plants alive (and I now have a lot) but they’re growing at record speeds looking amazing and healthy and I’ve accomplished propagating!!! If you haven’t tried this product yet your missing out and most importantly your plant babies are missing out!!" @svitali 

"Love the product Groconut! I have been using this on all my seedlings, adding into my water propagation, and using on all my other plants. I have seen a great result after just 4 uses. Long roots and the healthiest leaves. Highly recommend. Thanks Groconut!" @mblaine