What is coco peat?
Coir core or coco peat is a versatile substrate made from coconut shells. It is a mixture of cork cell material and short fibers and has both the look and feel of peat moss. It is a completely homogenous material consisting of millions of capillary microsponges. Since it is naturally porous, it can be used as a growing medium. Coir core can replace peat moss and rock wool and is the best growing medium for gardening and other horticultural/horticultural needs.
What is coco peat?
Coir core or coco peat is a versatile substrate made from coconut shells. It is a mixture of cork cell material and short fibers and has both the look and feel of peat moss. It is a completely homogenous material consisting of millions of capillary microsponges. Since it is naturally porous, it can be used as a growing medium. Coir core can replace peat moss and rock wool and is the best growing medium for gardening and other horticultural/horticultural needs.
Advantages of coco peat
- 100% organic and biodegradable
- No pathogens and weeds in the soil
- The ability to hold water is about 7 to 8 times its own volume
- Increased aeration due to mixing of coarser material (>1mm) with the cut yarn
- Easy to wet (No wetting agent required)
- Solid substrates and substrates for plants
- Contains natural rooting hormones
- Acceptable neutral pH and EC suitable for plant growth
- pH from 5.7 to 6.5
- Having a high surface area per unit volume reduces irrigation frequency and water requirements
- Substitute materials like peat moss, rock wool, perlite, and sawdust.
- High consistency and durability
- Cost effective and recyclable
- Slow decomposition rate