Coco Coir Bricks for Plants - Compressed Coconut Fiber Substrate Garden Coir Plant Soil for Vegetables Flowers Berries Planting, Reptile Bedding(9 Pack)
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Item Package Quantity: 9
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- COCO COIR GROWING MEDIUMNatural, sustainable, and coconut fiber and coir pith particles, harvested from coconut outer shells are compressed into 1.4 lbs coir blocks. PH Balanced, low in natural salts, no weeds. Provides better aeration than soil.
- WATER ABSORPTION & RETAININGSponge-like properties of coconut fiber will absorb up to 10 times its weight in water. fibers are unique microscopic tubes that fill then allow excess water to pass through. This creates air space, providing vital oxygen to plant roots. Increased oxygen and great drainage means less over watering problems, the #1 reason for plant failure.
- CONVENIENCE and EASY TO USECoconut brick is compressed, making it easy to carry, use and store. just soak the coco coir brick in water for at least 1 hour before using it. A fully-hydrated brick can hold eight to ten times its volume in water. The final volume of the expanded coir depends on the amount of water used to constitute it. Fully Expands a brick could obtain 2 Gallon of moist, fluffy Coco Coir soil.
- IDEAL FOR A VARIETY OF APPLICATIONSUse for indoor or outdoor plants. Environmentally friendly pith is fine husk fibers from coconuts and can be used in greenhouses, landscaping, garden beds, individual pots, terrariums, grow bags, vertical gardens or container gardens on the patio. These compressed coco fiber blocks are a perfect growing medium and can also be used to start seeds or roots in a pot or planter.
- LONG LIFEThe coco coir remains in use for a long time and can be reused indefinitely. Eco-friendly and sustainable this coconut coir is a perfect alternative to peat moss and works better while being environmentally responsible.
Package Dimensions: 16.77 x 12.91 x 5.24 inches
Item Weight: 1.4 pounds
Manufacturer: nutroeno
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