•Flocculation can be studied applying logistic growth models.•These models reduce to well-known linear interpolations at onset of flocculation.•Studies of flocculation kinetics can be performed over long periods of time.•The dependence on relevant parameters is discussed. The model based on logistic growth theory, that was introduced in Chassagne, Claire, and Zeinab Safar. “Modelling flocculation: Towards an integration in large-scale sediment transport models.” Marine Geology 430 (2020): 106361, can be used to model the time evolution of either the particle (floc) size or the concentration of particles of a given size. In the present article, we show how this model can easily be linked to the many studies performed over the years about the flocculation kinetics at the onset of flocculation experiments. Flocculation experiments done on kaolinite suspensions destabilized by addition of salt are used as examples. Both perikinetic and orthokinetic flocculation are considered. By fitting the experimental data over the whole experiment period, it is shown that the floc size L(t) time evolution follows the relation dL/dt=L/tb−L2/(Leqtb) where tb is a characteristic time and Leq a characteristic size, which are obtained from the fits.