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Coco Coir Bricks (16-Pack, Eco-Friendly) -100% Natural Compressed Coco Peat Brick Coconut Fiber Substrate, Plant Soil Enhance Root Growth forVegetable Seed, Herbs, Flowers, House Plants
Coco Coir Bricks (16-Pack, Eco-Friendly) -100% Natural Compressed Coco Peat Brick Coconut Fiber Substrate, Plant Soil Enhance Root Growth forVegetable Seed, Herbs, Flowers, House Plants
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- Lightweight and Easy to Transport Blocks of Compressed Premium Coco Coir Fiber. Coco Brick are Portable, Space Efficient Versions of Nutrifield Coco Premium, Which is an Ideal Substrate for Exceptional Plant Growth. Coco Coir Has a High Water Holding Capacity, Meaning it Can Retain a Large Amount of Water While Allowing for Adequate Drainage. This Coir for Plants Works Like Vermiculite to Help Your Plants Absorb Water More Effectively.
- RHP Certification Ensures That the Coir Maintains a High Level of Consistency and Quality, is Pest and Disease Free, Thoroughly Rinsed, pH Stabilised, Pre-Buffered with Calcium and Has a Very Low Salt Index. It is a Sustainable and Renewable Resource That Will Easily Break Down Easily, This Organic Coco Coir Fiber Helps Fill up Planters and Pots. Build a Strong Base for Your Seedlings With Our Coconut Brick and Start Growing Healthy Live Plants.
- 100% Natural Soil Amendment for Plants - It Has a High Cation Exchange Capacity, Allowing it to Hold the Necessary Levels of Nutrients Required by Plants. Coco peat is a 100% organic and renewable soil amendment that works perfectly as soil for gardening, succulents, herb planters, seedlings, vegetables, flowers, indoor house plants, indoor gardens, and as a mulch medium. Micro Greens, House Plants and Hydroponic Gardening is Ideal Using Coconut Coir.
- Excellent Moisture Retention - Simply expand in water, then mix with potting soil for indoor plants or outdoor plants, coconut coir bricks can be broken up and used as seed starter soil in gardening pots, garden containers, and garden terraces. Coco fiber retains moisture to keep plants hydrated, even in dry or humid weather. With a high cation exchange capacity (CEC) and neutral pH, using coco coir bulk greatly improves nutrient uptake.
- Improves Soil Structure & Aeration - Every coconut soil block promotes soil aeration and drainage, creating air pockets that prevent soil compaction while allowing oxygen to reach plant roots more efficiently. As the coco husk breaks down, it adds organic matter to planting soil, improving overall soil fertility in potting mixes and seed starting mixes.
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