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5 kg coconut coir block (70 liters volume after expansion)

5 kg coconut coir block (70 liters volume after expansion)

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Weight
5 kg
Compressed block 📦
Volume after expanding
~70 liters!
14x volume 💧
Source
100% natural
Coconut fiber 🥥
Aeration
Excellent 🌬️
Healthy roots
Usage
Versatile 🌿
Alone or as a mix
Detailed product and usage info
💧 How to prepare Coco Peat - step by step
1
Prepare a container - Use a large bucket, garden tub, or a wide container. The block will expand to 14 times its size! 🪣
2
Add water - Place the block in the container and add lukewarm water. You can break off parts of the block as needed.
3
Wait and stir - Wait 15-30 minutes. The block will absorb water and begin to break down. Assist by hand 💧
4
Full breakdown - Continue stirring and breaking it up until a uniform, soft, and porous medium is obtained. Add water if necessary.
5
Ready to use! - You now have ~70 liters of high-quality, porous, and elastic growing medium 🌱
🥥 What is Coco Peat?
Coco Peat is the plant matter that surrounds the coconut - natural fibers. After processing and compression, it becomes an excellent growing medium! 100% natural, biodegradable, and eco-friendly.
✨ Benefits of Coco Peat
🌬️ Excellent aeration - Helps roots develop healthily
💧 Moisture retention - Holds water but drains excess
🌱 pH neutral - Suitable for most plants
🧪 Natural buffer - Develops nutrients that ease fertilization issues
♻️ Eco-friendly - Biodegradable
🔧 Usage methods
🌱 Sole medium - For hydroponics or as an exclusive medium for plants
🪴 Mix ingredient - Combine with perlite, vermiculite, or standard soil
🌿 Soil improvement - Add to heavy soil to improve drainage and aeration
🥬 Vegetable growing - Excellent for containers and raised beds
🪴 Which plants is it suitable for?
🌿 Houseplants - Monstera, Pothos, Philodendron, Sansevieria
🌺 Flowering plants - Orchids, Anthurium, Begonia
🥬 Vegetables and herbs - Tomatoes, Peppers, Basil
🌱 Germination and propagation - Excellent for rooting!
🌵 Succulents - When mixed with sand and gravel
📊 Recommended mixtures
🌿 Standard houseplants: 60% Coco Peat + 30% perlite + 10% vermiculite
🌵 Succulents: 40% Coco Peat + 40% sand + 20% perlite
🌺 Orchids: 50% Coco Peat + 50% pine bark
🥬 Vegetables: 70% Coco Peat + 30% perlite + fertilizer
📦 What's in the package?
📦 Weight: 5 kg compressed
💧 Volume after expanding: ~70 liters
🥥 Material: 100% natural coconut fibers
🌱 Usage: Versatile growing medium
💡 Tips for best results
Lukewarm water! Speeds up breakdown. Dry storage - The block lasts for years when dry. Initial rinsing - Recommended to rinse before use to remove excess salts. Fertilization - Coco Peat is low in nutrients; add fertilizer as needed. Reusable - Can be sterilized and reused! 🥥

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ How do I prepare the coconut block for use?

Place it in a wide container or large bucket, add lukewarm water, wait 15-30 minutes until it absorbs and begins to break down, then crumble and stir by hand until you get a uniform and soft medium.

❓ How much growing medium do I get from one block?

A 5 kg block expands to about 70 liters of growing medium after breaking it down.

❓ Can I plant directly in Coco Peat or should it be mixed?

You can do both - it is suitable as a sole medium for hydroponic growth, and also as an ingredient in a mix with perlite, vermiculite, or standard soil.

❓ Does Coco Peat contain plant food?

No, it is low in nutrients, so it is important to add fertilizer according to the needs of the plant growing in it.

❓ Which plants is it suitable for?

For houseplants, flowering plants, vegetables, and herbs, and specifically for rooting cuttings.

❓ Should it be rinsed before use?

Yes, it is recommended to rinse it before first use to remove any excess salts remaining from the manufacturing process.

❓ Can it be reused after changing the plant?

Yes, it can be disinfected and reused; and if kept dry, it stores well for years.

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