OASIS HORTICOIR

Chennai, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

Cocopeat is washed dried & compressed into 5 kg blocks for your convenience. Cocopeat/Coco Coir/Coco Fiber has a unique ability to withstand high compaction force without leaving its beneficial structure. Hydrate the blocks slowly by using 25 liters of water and allow the moisture to be fully absorbed. Once the block is completely reconstituted to get the yield 70 75 liters. Now you are ready to use it to improve your potting soils or use as a 100% soil less growing medium. A perfect growing media for flower and vegetables cultivation as well for soil conditioning.

Our growbags have become a popular choice for multipurpose growing medium for vegetables, fruits & flowers. Our growbags are 100% natural. Growbags are made up of a special blend of coir pith and chips, designed to provide the ideal air to water ratio for hydroponics. Our strict quality control regime ensures that only the best coir products reach our customers.

Coir discs is an easy, efficient, and clean process. When planting seeds, coir discs are more environmentally friendly than peat pellets. Creating a clay texture in the garden which allows plants to develop strong roots, to take more nutrients while fed and watered.

Coir fiber bales are widely used in the upholstery industry as a healthy alternative to processed synthetic rubber. It is also utilized in the textile sector and in the production of rope.

Coir Logs are constructed from coir fiber or rolled-up coir pads enclosed in coir nets. Coco logs are kept near the bank 's edge, secured with wooden pegs that on both sides of the logs.

The stream bed is covered in erosion control blankets and edged with erosion control logs, this helps restrict the flow of water while allowing nature itself.

Briquettes can be used as a soil amendment to improve your soil 's water retention capacity. They can aid in the germination of fragile seedlings and bacterium, mold, and fungal-resistant.

Coconut husks are sliced into tiny pieces known as "Coco Chips " before being processed. Coco chips are added to potting soil or blended with coco peat to alter the growing medium and maintain the proper air-to-moisture ratio for the roots of the plants.