Coco Peat

Coco peat, also known as coconut fiber, coir fiber, or coir, is a natural growing medium derived from coconut husks. Initially considered waste during coconut fiber extraction, it has evolved into a valuable resource. This non-fibrous, lightweight, spongy material is crafted from coconut husks. Through a meticulous process involving washing, machine drying, sieving, and removal of impurities, it becomes an eco-friendly, corky substance.

Health Benefits:

• Coco peat blocks and bricks can hold water well.
• Organic and biodegradable, with a lifespan of 3-4 years.
• Free from pathogens, stones, weed seeds, and harmful microorganisms.
• Dry coco peat can absorb water or oil on wet floors.
• Slow to decompose and biodegradable.
• Increases aeration and water retention, improving soil quality.