Coco peat, MOISTURE : <15 %

We are offering coco peat:
coir is the outside layer of husk that surrounds the shell of the coconut. It consists mainly of fibres, which have traditionally been used to manufacture rope, carpets, doormats, upholstery stuffing, brushes etc. Between these fibres is the corky substance called coir pith or coir dust, which has recently been widely recognized as the superior growing medium in which to grow most of the vegetables like chillies, tomatoes, celery, lettuce, strawbery, flowers and many other crops. The horticulture industry often calls this substrate coco-peat (or coco peat) or coir-peat. Sometimes it is known by similar sounding brand names.