Terrafibre

09/04/2026

September isn’t the end of the growing season — it’s the start of a new one. 🌱

No frost dates. No forecast. No garden required. Just a Terrafibre mat, some seeds, and 7–14 days to fresh, nutrient-packed greens — all year round.

Swipe through for the September microgreens + sprouts lineup worth starting this month. 🫘🥬

09/01/2026

Grow cleaner. Grow better. Grow on h**p. 🌿

Every TerraFibre grow mat is needle-punched from 100% Canadian industrial h**p — no glues, no synthetic binders, fully biodegradable. Available in 5"x5" trays, standard 10"x20" trays, and bulk rolls for commercial growers.

For a limited time, save 10% with code GROW10 at checkout. Offer ends September 15 (not valid on past purchases).

08/24/2026

🌱 That white fuzz on your microgreens tray... is it mold, or is it totally harmless?

A lot of growers panic and toss the whole tray at the first sign of fuzz — but here's the thing: true mold and simple root hairs look nothing alike once you know what to check for. And if you ARE dealing with real mold, it's usually not a watering mistake. It's your growing medium.

In our latest article, we break down:
✅ How to tell mold apart from harmless root hairs
✅ The 4 conditions mold actually needs to take hold
✅ Why some growing mediums are way more mold-prone than others

Read the full guide here: https://terrafibre.ca/blogs/built-from-nature/mold-microgreens-grow-mat-guide
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Mold on microgreens trays? Learn the real causes — moisture, airflow, organic matter — and why h**p grow mats reduce risk vs. soil, coco coir, and rockwool.

08/19/2026

Coco coir starts as a coconut husk, usually somewhere in South or Southeast Asia. It’s stripped, washed, compressed, containerised, and shipped across an ocean before it reaches a North America.

Our h**p grows on the Prairies and gets made into mats in Drayton Valley. It comes out of the pack ready.
Same job.

A lot less distance, and one fewer step in every batch.

08/17/2026

Three Problems, One Solution 🌱

It’s uncomfortable to handle. Dry rockwool sheds fine mineral fibres. Wet the flats first, don’t work with it in an enclosed space, and hope you remembered your gloves.

It needs conditioning before you can even start. Alkaline out of the bag at pH 7.8 to 8.5, so it soaks in pH-adjusted water before a single seed goes down. Every single batch.

Now compare that to a h**p grow mat. Open the pack. Lay it in the tray. Seed it. No pre-soak, no pH-down, no dust, no gloves. Roots anchor into the fibre and lift away clean at harvest — and when you’re done, the whole mat composts with the root mass still in it.

Nothing to dispose of. Nothing to condition. Nothing to sweep up.

Swipe through for the full comparison → and if you’re running rockwool at volume, the disposal maths alone is worth a look.

Full breakdown at the link in bio.

08/04/2026

From cannabis greenhouse to fresh food farm — and TerraFibre h**p fibre is part of the story. 🌱

Energro's Crossfield, Alberta facility sat vacant for two years. Now it's producing leafy greens, tomatoes, and strawberries for Alberta communities — and our biodegradable h**p fibre is replacing synthetic materials in their vertical strawberry growing towers.

No glues. No synthetic binders. Just Canadian-grown h**p, made right here in Alberta.

This is what TerraFibre is built for — clean, sustainable, high-performance materials that work just as hard in a commercial greenhouse as they do in your microgreens tray at home.

Read the full story on our website 🍓🌿
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07/27/2026

Seed to harvest in 5 steps — on a TerraFibre h**p grow mat. 🌱

Swipe through for everything you need to know, from pre-wetting your mat to cutting your first clean harvest.

No soil. No mess. Just consistent microgreens in 7–14 days.

Full step-by-step guide On our blog

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07/23/2026

A TerraFibre h**p grow mat, dropped into a standard 1020 tray — and from here, you’re seven to fourteen days away from a clean, consistent harvest.

We’ve just published a full seed-to-harvest guide on the TerraFibre blog, walking through every stage of growing microgreens on a h**p grow mat — from pre-wetting and seeding density, through the blackout phase, daily watering, and harvest technique.

Whether you’re setting up your first tray at home or looking to tighten up a commercial operation, it covers everything you need to get consistent results.

Find the full guide on our website

07/22/2026

We’re Hiring! BioComposites Group is Growing

We have two great opportunities available at our Drayton Valley, AB location!

General Labourer — Full-Time, Permanent
Support our operations with hands-on manufacturing work, quality checks, and equipment handling. No experience required — just a strong work ethic and willingness to learn!

Apply: Email resume + brief cover letter to [email protected], drop off in person at 3250 50 Street, Drayton Valley, AB, or apply via Indeed

Indeed link: https://ca.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=a78f02226450f900

Logistics Coordinator — Full-Time
Join our team supporting order fulfillment, shipping coordination, and inventory management for our TerraFibre h**p-based products.

Apply: Email resume + cover letter to [email protected] or apply via Indeed

Indeed link: https://ca.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=2ab0ea66e8ce9b47

📍 3250 50th Street, Drayton Valley, AB
BioComposites Group is an equal-opportunity employer committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace.

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07/20/2026

If you’re still growing microgreens in soil, this post is for you.

We’re not here to say soil doesn’t work. It does — for a while. But when you’re trying to scale, or just want a cleaner, more consistent result, the limitations add up fast.

Terra Fibre h**p grow mats are made in Canada from 100% industrial h**p fibre — no chemicals, no mess, fully biodegradable. Growers who switch rarely go back.

What medium are you growing on right now? Drop it in the comments 👇

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