Cocopeat is a byproduct of the extraction of coconut fibers from the husks or shells. It is also called “coir fiber pith” or “coir dust”. It is the spongy binding material that comes from a fibrous part of coconut husk. They are brown particles that fall down while dehusking the coconut. Coco peat can be directly incorporated into the garden soil to improve water retention, aeration and decrease the risk of the soil fungus and root diseases. Mix in soil at 25/75 ratio.

Cocopeat is a byproduct of the extraction of coconut fibers from the husks or shells. It is also called “coir fiber pith” or “coir dust”. It is the spongy binding material that comes from a fibrous part of coconut husk. They are brown particles that fall down while dehusking the coconut. Coco peat can be directly incorporated into the garden soil to improve water retention, aeration and decrease the risk of the soil fungus and root diseases. Mix in soil at 25/75 ratio.