Coco Coir for Plants 2-Pack – 2.4 Gallons Compressed Coconut Coir Bricks, 1.5 lb. Low EC, pH Balanced Coco Peat for Indoor & Outdoor Gardening, Potting Soil, Indoor Plant Soil

Coco coir is an excellent component to replace peat in a high-quality growing medium. I combined this product after re-constituting with perlite and worm castings to re-pot seven medium (9" pot) to large (18" pot) plants today, and still have a couple bricks left for future projects. The dense, strong brick is essentially indestructible in shipping and all (two 3-pk in a box) arrived with no damage. Reconstituting in water takes only a few minutes, and the product is then ready to integrate into a soil mix at proportions you deem appropriate for your plants. I wasn't exactly certain how much the product would expand, and it achieves at least a 2:1 expansion ratio and once reconstituted, performs like high-quality peat with no sharps. Reconstituting bricks set flat in an open-top tote tub worked best, so two bricks wouldn't wedge and distort a 1-gal bucket. I also like that this is essentially a waste product finding an excellent use, rather than our boreal forests and heathlands being torn up for peat harvests. Mixing with this product is extremely easy, and the soil mix I produced was simple to handle, fluffy and nutrient-dense with the desired permeability characteristics. This product's performance as the fiber component is excellent. I'm quite pleased with this product and will happily order more when I run out.

I bought Envelor Coco Coir Chips Orchid Potting Mix for my greenhouse plants (about 200). I use it alone and/or mixed with sphagnum, pearlite chunks, and/or Hydroton Expanded Clay Pebbles. This media allows free air access to roots, is lightweight (a bonus if you ship), and very resistant to decomposition. Some things I particularly like about this product: - Economy vs. other media. The 10lb block expanded to fill 3/4 of a tall kitchen garbage bag. - It is easy to wet. Some orchid media is so dry that it is hard to get to begin retaining moisture. - The chips are sized well. I use it for Cattleya, Dendrobium, Phalaenopis and many exotics. - Mix in some sphagnum to improve water retention for phalaenopsis and other that like more moisture. - Mix in some expanded clay pellets to speed drying for orchids that C. walkeriana and others that hate wet feet. Negatives - I was unable to break up the 10lb block. Before you start have a plan to dry out the expanded result.

I only needed a small amount to plant one Sago palm so a brick was just right. I followed the instructions on the package and it was easy, easy. So thankful I was able to order a small amount and perfect for my pot.

It works great!

Good mulch, but too expensive as it covers only a small area.

I'm not a gardener but the wife is and she loves this stuff. I holds moisture like no other. She definitely likes the way she can rehydrate and place it where its need in the garden.

Easy to use. Looks great as mulch.

I would give this 5 stars if wasn't so expensive. With that being said....its a great product!

Excellent product! I've tried other brands but this one has the best consistency. The one block basically filled a wheelbarrow.

I heard about this stuff and was skeptical. I planted a lot of veggies this summer and wanted to make sure they had a reliable water source and heard this stuff retains moisture well. When fully wet it expanded to fill my wheel barrow twice. My plants are doing well, so it must be working. I like it better than peat moss.

This is a really good product I like the absorbency I like how it mixes them with my potting soil. I will say though if you're going to use this for smaller amounts of planting be sure to buy the bricks instead because this was extremely hard to cut up. I would recommend this product

nice amount of cocofiber

This is quality soil, my house plants are thriving