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In the heart of Mexico’s Bajío region, Origen nursery excels with two hectares of high-tech greenhouses and a strategic partnership with Jiffy. By using innovative Jiffy Growblocks, Origen enhances seedling growth, ensuring strong, uniform plants year-round. This collaboration not only boosts operational efficiency but also supports sustainable agriculture by reducing water use and early fertilization needs. Together, Origen and Jiffy are cultivating a future of innovation and success in horticulture.

Unlock the potential of professional horticulture with Jiffy Growblocks. These innovative coconut-based blocks support rapid, robust plant growth while minimizing waste and costs. Embrace a smarter, more sustainable way to cultivate with Jiffy.

Celebrate World Environment Day with Jiffy as we promote sustainable agriculture that protects our planet. Discover how our soilless solutions like Jiffy Growbags and Growblocks help growers overcome soil degradation, ensuring healthy crops and a healthier Earth. Join us in nurturing sustainable practices for a brighter future.

Discover the Cauca River Forest Research and Conservation Center in La Pintada, a key initiative by the Grupo Argos Foundation. Led by environmental engineer Ximena Pajarito, the center enhances Colombia’s tropical dry forest through native species production, education, and research. Utilizing innovative Jiffy Pellets, they’ve optimized growth and sustainability, producing over 500,000 seedlings annually. Join us in exploring effective, eco-friendly solutions for restoration.

Join Jiffy at Cultivate’25 as we showcase how our solutions—Preforma, Substrates, Pellets, and Pots—are built to work together at every stage of production. From simplifying processes to supporting sustainable growth, we’re here to help you grow smarter. Visit us at Booth 1451 in Columbus!

What happens when you transplant lisianthus at just 30 days old instead of the typical 60? A recent trial with Jiffy Preforma and Raker Roberta’s plugs showed faster finishing times, healthier plants, and stronger roots — proving that earlier transplanting might be the key to better lisianthus production.