Coco Peat Hydroponic growing media 100% Organic & High Quality Made In Sri Lanka

It increases aeration, water retention, improves soil texture, productivity and reduces root diseases!

The highest quality expanded coco coir is of very fine size. Suitable for seeds, seedlings and cuttings.

This media is guaranteed to have a zero salt level as it has been washed three times with fresh water during production.

This is a huge benefit over regular coco blocks which are washed with salt water and contain excessive salt (sodium chloride).

What is coco peat?

Cocopeat is a multi purpose growing medium made out of coconut husk.

The fibrous coconut husk is pre washed, machine dried, sieved and made free from sand and other contaminants such as animal and plant residue.

Cocopeat is a very good alternative to traditional peat moss and Rock wool.

Its air filled porosity and high water holding capacity makes it an ideal growing medium for the plant crops.

It is 100% organic and eco friendly, free from soil borne pathogens and weeds.

OUR Coco Peat Benefits?

100% natural and organic growing medium.

Fully environment friendly growing medium and no harmful impact on the environment.

Since Coco peat has high water holding capacity, it provides a buffer in high temperatures.

By adding some organic compounds to Coco peat, root growth can be sped up and also it offers some natural resistance to plant disease.

Coco peat can be put into use in many areas such as in greenhouses, seedling nurseries, worm bedding, hydroponics (Growing medium),

How to Use Coco Peat In Garden

Coco peat can be directly incorporated into the garden soil to improve water retention, aeration and decrease the risk of the soil fungus and root diseases. Mix in soil at 25/75 ratio.

It can also be used as a mulch around garden plants to help the soil retain moisture and prevent weed growth.

How to Use Coco Peat in Pots

Coco peat can be used as a soil-less growing medium for potted plants or in aqua-culture growing environments. Add the reconstituted bricks to planters, leaving 1 inch of space below the planter rim. Plant a seed or seedling in the center. Fertilizer and soil will need to be added to sustain a plant long-term when it’s planted in coco peat.

If you don’t know how to use coco peat in pots–the way is to add a 1/4 part of coco peat in the potting mix.

Container gardens dry out faster, so apply a 1-inch layer of coco peat over the container soil to help the soil retain moisture.

Coco peat can also be a sole growing medium for starting seeds. Once the shoots start to form you can transplant seedlings into the pots.