Covercrop
Covercrop is Crea Sustratos' professional substrate line, formulated for nurseries, seedbeds and technical crops that demand maximum performance. Each blend combines Sphagnum blond peat, coconut fibre and perlite in fine-tuned proportions to achieve the ideal balance of water retention, aeration and drainage.

All Covercrop products are made at our factory in Alfacar (Granada) under strict quality controls. Raw materials are selected and processed to guarantee a stable structure, controlled pH and balanced nutrition, so the professional grower obtains consistent results batch after batch.
Covercrop products

Covercrop Light 110L
110 L bagTechnical and professional growing in nursery and seedbed.
- Sphagnum blond peat
- Coconut fibre
- Perlite
- Black peat
NPK 14/12/18 · Humic microextracts · BS growth starter

Covercrop Fibra de Coco 105L
105 L bagProfessional growing that requires maximum aeration and drainage.
- 100% coconut fibre
pH 5.5–6.2 · High porosity · Low salt level

Covercrop Professional
70 L bagProfessional growing substrate for ornamental and vegetable plants.
- Sphagnum blond peat
- Black peat
- Perlite
Balanced NPK · Stable structure · Controlled pH
About Covercrop
01What is Covercrop?
Covercrop is the range of professional substrates made by Crea Sustratos in Alfacar (Granada). It brings together technical blends of Sphagnum blond peat, coconut fibre and perlite, formulated for nurseries, seedbeds and crops that demand high performance.
02What types of crops is Covercrop recommended for?
Covercrop substrates are aimed at professional growing: nursery production, seedbeds, ornamental and vegetable plants. Each reference is formulated with a specific water-to-air ratio to suit the crop's needs.
03Where are Covercrop products made?
They are made entirely at Crea Sustratos' plant in the Los Siles Industrial Estate in Alfacar (Granada, Spain), under quality controls that guarantee consistency between batches.
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