- Coco Peat is a non-fibrous, spongy, light weight, corky material that holds together the coir fibre in coconut husk.

- Globally it is known by the name Coco Peat,

- It is a 100% organic, natural and bio-degradable substance. It is a co-product of coconut fibre extraction process.

- As a substrate or growing medium in Greenhouses

- As an amendment to improve the soil texture, soil aeration and moisture retention capacity

- As an ingredient in potting soil to improve the moisture retention capacity

- In nurseries for seed germinations and growing seedlings

- High cation exchange capacity varying from 20 to 30 meq/100g

- Coco peat can be reused for up-to 5 years

- Most importantly coco peat is from a 100% natural and replenish-able source (renewable)

- Coco Peat is a non-fibrous, spongy, light weight, corky material that holds together the coir fibre in coconut husk.

- Globally it is known by the name Coco Peat,

- It is a 100% organic, natural and bio-degradable substance. It is a co-product of coconut fibre extraction process.

- As a substrate or growing medium in Greenhouses

- As an amendment to improve the soil texture, soil aeration and moisture retention capacity

- As an ingredient in potting soil to improve the moisture retention capacity

- In nurseries for seed germinations and growing seedlings

- High cation exchange capacity varying from 20 to 30 meq/100g

- Coco peat can be reused for up-to 5 years

- Most importantly coco peat is from a 100% natural and replenish-able source (renewable)