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10Pack Organic Coco Coir Brick for Plants, Natural Coconut Coir Soil

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Condition
New
Size
10 Pack
Model
LG-Coco Bricks-10set
Weight
1.4 lb
Style
Brick,Coco Coir,Potting
Volume
64 cubic in

Features 5

  • Coco Coir Growing Medium: This low EC, PH balanced biodegradable soil is made from crude fiber extracted from the husk on coconut husks, 100% organic, natural and sustainable, a traditional soil alternative, it can take your gardening and planting efforts to a new level; 10 Pack, each brick is: 8 x 4 x 2 inches, weight appr.1.4 lb
  • EASY To Use and Store: Coco coir brick is compact and lightweight after compression, you can use these in conjunction with other putting soil, easier to store than bags of potting soil; It will expand rapidly after adding water, then you can plant the plants, flowers, vegetables or herbs, creating a stronger foundation for growing seedlings
  • Optimal Aeration and Drainage: 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
  • Increase Healthy Root Growth: 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

Description

Company History Legigo has been on a mission to make quality products. We design affordable and fully functional products to help customers make their lives easier and more comfortable. Customer-Oriented Principle Our first rule of business is that the customer always comes first. We highly appreciate you gain a pleasant shopping experience from our store and share it freely. Coco coir can absorb 8-9 times its own weight of water after soaking, slowly release when the soil is dry, automatically adjust humidity, and reduce watering frequency; The fiber structure of coco coir gives them good breathability, providing sufficient oxygen for plant roots without clogging them Natural coco coir has a slightly acidic pH, which aligns well with the preferences of most plants. It also features a high cation exchange capacity (CEC), allowing it to adsorb and exchange essential nutrient ions like potassium and calcium, thereby providing a long-lasting nutrient supply to plants Coconut coir bricks are natural soil amendments or peat substitutes, it is a 100% renewable, organic growing medium that provides a natural, safe environment for your plants to grow Coco Coir Bricks Coconut Coir Bricks Sphagnum Moss Coco Husk Chips Horticultural Charcoal Horticultural Perlite Orchid Potting Bark

Specs 12

Brand Legigo
Style Brick,Coco Coir,Potting
Item Weight 1.4 pounds
Item Highlight Moisture Retention, Coconut Fiber Substrate for Seed Starting, Soil Amendment, Potting Mix, Gardening, Composting & Reptile
Number of Packs 10
Brand Name Legigo
Unit Count 224 Ounce
Manufacturer Legigo

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Top Amazon Reviews


Good value
Size: 3 Pack
Easy to use. Perfect to make our potting mixture.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2026 by Donna D

Cat grass grew. The kitchen did not flood. Mostly.
Size: 10 Pack
I used these coco coir bricks in small containers for cat grass seed. Drop a brick in water, wait, and it expands into a loose, fluffy mix that holds moisture better than the leftover potting soil I usually grab. That mattered. Cat grass dries out fast in a shallow tray, and this stayed evenly damp without turning into mud. The 10-pack is handy if you reseed often. One brick made more than enough for a couple of containers. I broke it up, filled the pots, sprinkled seed, and kept a light water schedule. Germination was fine. The cats approved, which is the only review that counts in this household. A few practical notes. This is a substrate, not a complete fertilizer. If you want thicker, longer-lasting grass, mix in a little potting soil or add a mild feed after it sprouts. Expand the brick fully before planting or you will get dry pockets. It is also messy in the first minute, when a hard brick becomes a bowl of wet fiber. Good, cheap base for seed trays and cat grass. I would buy it again for that. I would not use it alone as a long-term potting mix for hungry plants. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2026 by Meitantei

Really helped improve the texture and drainage of my clay soil. One bar goes a long way.
Size: 10 Pack
No cheap, but worth it if you have soil that needs amending. These blocks expanded a lot and mixing them with my clay soil and some purchased garden soil produced a really good mix that drains well and supported the growth of the plants I put in this Spring.
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2026 by Joan B.

Works well as a soil amendment and this pack works for many plants
Size: 10 Pack
This is the first time I've bought coco coir. I've been mixing it into the soil for all my potted plants. It seems very useful as a soil amendment. It helps hold moisture and keeps soil from turning into a hard block, which improves aeration to the roots. My plants seem to be thriving. I think this is much more environmentally sound than peat and it's a good substitute. The amount in this pack has lasted for many, many potted plants and I still have a few blocks left. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Amazon Customer

Expansion needs to be provided for each brick.
Size: 10 Pack
I thought they were going to expand more.
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2026 by Thomas

Does it job and then dissappears.
Size: 10 Pack
I must have ordered this 10 pack a dozen times. I don't know where it goes, but it works great for seeding, for propagating seedlings, and transplanting.It seems like I would have nothing but coco coir as a garden.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2026 by charles g.

Seed Starting Mix From Scratch
Size: 10 Pack
I decided to mix my own seed starting blend using coco coir, perlite, and vermiculite instead of buying a pre-made bag, and it turned out great. The coco coir fluffed up nicely after hydrating and broke apart easily. It has a clean, earthy feel and makes a great base. Once I blended in perlite and vermiculite, the texture was exactly what I was going for. Light, airy, and easy to work with. The perlite adds drainage and keeps the mix from compacting, while the vermiculite helps hold just enough moisture so the trays do not dry out too quickly. When you grab a handful, it holds together slightly but falls apart easily. That is perfect for delicate seedlings that need airflow around their roots. I filled multiple seed trays with this mix and it distributes evenly without clumping. It feels balanced and professional grade, but made at home. If you like having control over your soil inputs and want something tailored for seed starting, this combination works really well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by Ivan Roberts

Too natural of a peat replacement item.
Size: 10 Pack
My seeding efforts is in full effect. I had a left over brick from last year and ordered 5 bricks of Egigo Coconut Coir for my first phase of planting. I ran out and this time I increase it to 10 bricks. I have to say that it did not appear to be the same product. This batch was very stringy, did not seem to absorb water as efficiently and was a little dirty. I found a small metallic star in the coir once it expanded and other bits of materials. The bricks seem smaller and the package, says1.4 LB. So, while I got most of my seedlings replanted, I just don't feel this was the best product. I don't think I would recommend it. Update: Almost all of the seedlings planted in this medium is dead or dying. The soil was contaminated by paper, husks and metallic items. There are mold, mushrooms and muck on the top of the coconut Coir soil. I would not recommend this product and would give it a 1 star if I could change it. They asked if I wanted a refund when I reported the trash in the soil. I said yes but I have not received a refund. Pay the few extra dollars for the better product. Notice that the plants in the better soil is still alive and growing. You get what you pay for. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2026 by Val
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