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What
Coco is?

Coco coir is a potting mix and made out of coconut husks The extraction of the coconut fiber husks results in a by-product called coco pith or coco coir. It is a renewable resource, biodegradable, and eco-friendly peat-free growing medium.


Coco coir helps your plants grow in the most environmentally sustainable way. As a multi-purpose product, it can be used in nurseries, gardens, allotments, greenhouses, lawns, and patios,

  • The spongy nature of coconut fiber can absorb enough water to make the soil very fluffy when it expands, helping plants absorb water more efficiently, and holds just enough moisture while letting excess out, ideal for thicker plant bases. The coco coir remains in use for a long time and can be reused indefinitely.
  • Coconut fiber is light and airy, providing vital oxygen to plant roots. Our coconut soil will keep your plants moist in hot, dry conditions. Can achieve stronger plant growth and healthier root system. Help your plants grow stronger at the root by starting them off with our coco coir potting soil.
  • Suitable for all gardening applications, potted plants, grow microgreens, container gardens, raised garden beds, indoor plants, flowers, vegetables, herbs.Also suitable for bedding of various reptiles, it worked great for making organic compust.
  • Gently pour water over the compressed block of coconut peat fiber, allowing water to absorb without runoff.
  • Slowly break the block by hand until it becomes light and spongy before using the medium in planting containers.
  • Ratio of Coconut Coir to soil is dependent upon amount of water retention desired.
How Coco Pots Made ?
The coconuts you see in the grocery store have already been stripped of their outer layer to expose the shell. However, when a coconut falls from the tree, it looks very different from the round, brown fruit that you’re accustomed to. The coconut features a thick fibrous husk encased in a green outer coating.
To make these coco coir pots, the fibrous material is first washed and dried. This helps lower the salt content that’s often present due to the salty air and water in the tropical climates where coconuts grow. The clean fibers are then shaped into pots using molds. Some facilities use machinery to press the pots into shape, while others have dedicated workers shaping them by hand. Once shaped, the pots are carefully trimmed of excess fibers.
What Coco coir is ?
Coco coir is a potting mix and made out of coconut husks The extraction of the coconut fiber husks results in a by-product called coco pith or coco coir. It is a renewable resource, biodegradable, and eco-friendly peat-free growing medium.
Coco coir helps your plants grow in the most environmentally sustainable way. As a multi-purpose product, it can be used in nurseries, gardens, allotments, greenhouses, lawns, and patios,
Benefits of Coco Coir
  • The spongy nature of coconut fiber can absorb enough water to make the soil very fluffy when it expands, helping plants absorb water more efficiently, and holds just enough moisture while letting excess out, ideal for thicker plant bases. The coco coir remains in use for a long time and can be reused indefinitely.
  • Coconut fiber is light and airy, providing vital oxygen to plant roots. Our coconut soil will keep your plants moist in hot, dry conditions. Can achieve stronger plant growth and healthier root system. Help your plants grow stronger at the root by starting them off with our coco coir potting soil.
  • Suitable for all gardening applications, potted plants, grow microgreens, container gardens, raised garden beds, indoor plants, flowers, vegetables, herbs.Also suitable for bedding of various reptiles, it worked great for making organic compust.
How to Use Coco Coir
  • Gently pour water over the compressed block of coconut peat fiber, allowing water to absorb without runoff.
  • Slowly break the block by hand until it becomes light and spongy before using the medium in planting containers.
  • Ratio of Coconut Coir to soil is dependent upon amount of water retention desired.