Microgreen Growing Mats – FAQ Catalog


Microgreen Growing Mats – Questions & Answers

All dimensions are given in cm (L × W × H). Hemp mats are FiBL-certified for organic farming.

General Questions

Q: When should I use rolls and when pre-cut pieces?

A: Rolls are ideal for flexibility and large-scale cutting. Pre-cut pieces save time and are ready to use, especially for standardized trays such as 1010 and 1020.

Q: Which grammage is suitable for my microgreens?

A: 400 g/m² (0.3 cm) suits crops with low water demand and short cycles. 600 g/m² (0.5 cm) is a universal choice for most varieties. 1300 g/m² (1.0 cm) is best for water-demanding crops and longer cycles.

Q: What is the difference between hemp and coco mats?

A: Hemp mats are firm, structurally stable and store water well. Coco mats are lighter, more breathable and suited for fast-growing, root-strong crops. Both are biodegradable and sustainable.

Q: Are the mats suitable for organic farming?

A: Yes, all hemp mats are FiBL-certified. Coco mats are natural and free from chemical additives.

Q: What tray formats are most common?

A: The 1020 format (50 × 24 cm) is the global standard. The 1010 format (23 × 23 cm) is perfect for smaller batches or test crops.

Grammage & Thickness (Water Absorption)

Q: What do the different grammages mean?

A: 400 g/m² ≙ 0.3 cm (low absorption), 600 g/m² ≙ 0.5 cm (medium absorption), 1300 g/m² ≙ 1.0 cm (high absorption).

Rolls

ID 1 — Hemp Mat Roll 1500 × 100 × 1 cm — 1300 g/m²

Q: What is this roll?

A: A 15 m roll with high absorption (1300 g/m², 1.0 cm thick), perfect for professional growers.

ID 2 — Hemp Mat Roll 2500 × 100 × 0.5 cm — 600 g/m²

Q: What is this roll?

A: A 25 m roll with medium absorption (600 g/m², 0.5 cm thick), the universal choice for most crops.

Cut Pieces

ID 3 — 11.5 × 13.5 × 1 cm — 1300 g/m²

A: Small cut piece for mini trays, high absorption for compact use.

ID 4 — 100 × 50 × 1 cm — 1300 g/m²

A: Large sheet, suitable as mother sheet for cutting or for wide surfaces.

ID 5 — 31 × 41 × 0.5 cm — 600 g/m²

A: Medium piece, balanced water retention for common tray formats.

ID 6 — 30 × 50 × 0.5 cm — 600 g/m²

A: Fits standard trays, medium absorption.

ID 7 — 30 × 50 × 0.5 cm — 600 g/m²

A: Same as ID 6, alternative SKU.

ID 8 — 40 × 60 × 0.5 cm — 600 g/m²

A: Gastro-norm size, medium absorption, stable and flat.

ID 9 — 40 × 60 × 0.3 cm — 400 g/m²

A: Thin mat, low absorption, good for fast cycles and low-water crops.

Pads & Chains

ID 10 — 11.3 × 7.5 × 1 cm each — 1300 g/m² (7 pcs chain)

A: High absorption pads in a 7-piece chain, easy handling for row production.

ID 11 — 11.2 × 7.5 × 1 cm each — 1300 g/m² (8 pcs chain)

A: 8-piece chain covers longer rows, high water retention.

ID 12 — 11.3 × 7.5 × 0.5 cm each — 600 g/m² (7 pcs chain)

A: Medium absorption, universal for most microgreens.

ID 13 — 10.8 × 7.5 × 0.5 cm each — 600 g/m² (5 pcs chain)

A: Narrower 5-piece chain for flexible use.

ID 14 — 9 × 9 cm each — 1000 g/m² (6 pcs chain)

A: Medium–high absorption, approx. 0.7–1.0 cm thick, suitable for compact trays.

Tray-specific Pieces

ID 15 — 1020 Tray 50 × 24 × 1 cm — 1300 g/m²

A: High absorption piece, fits perfectly into 1020 trays.

ID 16 — 1020 Tray 50 × 24 × 0.5 cm — 600 g/m²

A: Medium absorption piece for standard 1020 trays, faster crops.

ID 17 — 1010 Tray 23 × 23 × 1 cm — 1300 g/m²

A: High absorption mat for compact 1010 trays, water-hungry crops.

ID 18 — 1010 Tray 23 × 23 × 0.5 cm — 600 g/m²

A: Medium absorption for smaller trays, efficient for weekly cycles.

Coco Mats & Discs

Q: Which coco formats are available?

A: Coco mulch discs are available in diameters 25, 30, 37, 40, 45, 50, 60, 80 and 100 cm (800 g/m²). Rolls and tray-specific cuts are also available on request.

Q: Are there coco sets for trays?

A: Yes, for 1010 trays: 1 × cut 23 × 23 cm + 6 × hemp pads 113 × 75 mm. For 1020 trays: options include 1 × cut 50 × 24 cm, 2 × cuts 23 × 23 cm, or 16 × pads 112 × 60 mm.

Note: Prices and pack sizes available on request. Advisory service available to select the right grammage for your crops.

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