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Coir typically comes packed as a compressed brick, so before adding it to the soil, you must first rehydrate the coir in water. Follow the package directions for how much water to use and allow it to rehydrate overnight. The rehydrated coir should be light and fluffy. Once your coir is rehydrated, it is ready to mix in with traditional soil.
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To make it safe for garden use, the coconut husks must be soaked in water and dried for over a year. This is done by soaking the husks in water to soften them. After the drying process, the coir is pressed into coir bricks, discs, coir pots. or bagged as a loose mulch. In this dried, processed state, the coir is ready to sell and use.
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Coco coir (often referred to simply as "coco") is the most flexible grow medium. Made out of coconut shells that would otherwise be thrown away, this unique substance has surprising benefits for cannabis plants. Coco coir is made of coconut husks that have been ground up. It is often sold as compressed bricks for easy shipping and storage.
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Coco coir is an organic product derived from processing coconut husks from coconut trees grown in tropical and subtropical areas. The processing of coco husks to obtain coco coir involves a series of steps including aging, washing, rinsing, buffering, drying, grinding, grading, and compressing. These steps are necessar
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Place coco in a fabric pot - and then place that into a 5-gallon bucket. Soak coco completely submerged in buffering solution for 8+ hours. Raise fabric pot and allow to drain - dump bucket. Soak again completely submerged in fresh buffering solution for 8+ hours. Drain and it is ready to be mixed with perlite.
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The pH of coco coir is naturally between 5 and 6.5—an ideal range for most plants. This gives the medium a distinct advantage over other mediums that need pH conditioning before use. Coco works best with 10% recycled glass stones or perlite added to it to aerate it further and prevent compaction. Earthworm castings can also be added to ...
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Water potted plants until 10-20% of the water drain out the bottom. If you're using a hydroponics system, irrigate the coir every 3-5 hours. Monitor moisture levels daily to ensure the plants are getting enough water to thrive. Coco coir is a versatile growing medium that can be used in virtually any growing situation.
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The Mother Earth HGC714728 Coco Bale Coconut Coir Fibers is perfect for outdoor container gardens, indoor plants, and even a worm farm.. Made from natural coconut fibers, this bale is a better alternative to potting soil. The 5kg bale contains a mixture of long and short fibers which gives it an exceptional water-holding ability, high porosity, and good drainage.
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Hydrate the coco coir. Coco coir, like peat moss, needs to be hydrated prior to use. Unlike peat moss, coco coir is not hydrophobic, so rehydrating bales of coir is relatively easy. Simply put a bale of coco coir, or a piece of a bale, in a large container and add water. Stir and fluff the coir until the mixture is universally moist.
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Add one part coco coir to three parts water and stir until the coconut coir is fully saturated. Let the mixture sit for 30 minutes so that the coco coir can absorb the water. Pour the mixture into your hydroponic system and let it drain. Add coco coir to your pots or trays and plant your seeds or transplants.
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Washing coco coir simply removes water soluble components like sodium which has built up over time. Buffering on the other hand reverses the bonds that were made between the media and the salts, releasing the potassium and the sodium. While it is important to do both, for serious growers it is good practice to buffer coco coir in an active ...
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Manufacturer of coir substrates on a large scale after only 5 years of establishment and development. Coco Coir Global was established in 2017, specializing in manufacturing coco coir products, especially coir growing medium (coconut soil) which is applied widely in high-tech agriculture. Although the company is quite young, we has been ...
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Coco Coir is one of the most popular grow media for hydroponics due to it's excellent water retention, while simultaneously holding a minimum of 22% air. Holding 8-9 times it's weight it water, this renewable grow media boasts excellent drainage and anti-fungal properties, with a natural pH range of 6-6.7, making it an excellent choice of ...
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Coco coir, sometimes 'coconut fiber' or often just 'coco' is a soilless grow medium used in a number of garden types. It consists of fibrous coconut husks and can be mixed with soil for improved aeration of potted plants. It may also be used on its own or with aerating materials as a growing medium for hydroponic plants.
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Once coco is completely rehydrated, it's ready to be used on its own or mixed with soil or perlite. When adding coco coir to soil, growers typically use 10-20% coco and 30% perlite blended into the mix. When added to soil, coco coir helps loosen soil up and reduces compaction, ultimately offering better soil structure for roots to flourish.
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