Verdana Coconut Fiber Potting Mix - 10 Lb Compressed Block Brick - Coco Coir, Coco Peat, Coir Pith - Alternative to Peat Moss – Soilless Growing Medium - Low EC, Optimum pH, High Expansion
Brand: Verdana
Verdana Coconut Fiber Potting Mix is 100% natural and is a by-product of coconut coir manufacturing process. Compressed to a brick of approximately 30cm x 30 cm x 12.5cm size, it expands to approx. 17-18 gallons of soft potting mix on addition of water.

Whether you were blessed with a green thumb or not, this mix makes gardening fun again! Our soilless growing medium has low EC (Electrical Conductivity meaning salt content) and is of optimum pH balance to make it ideal as a soil additive to grow premium, healthy plants. It's a great alternative to peat moss, and after adding water, it expands to 17-18 gallons. That's the equivalent of 3 cubic feet of peat moss which weighs nearly 30 pounds. Our product weighs only 10 pounds, saving your time and your back!

Compressed Coco peat potting mix, also known as coir pith or coco coir or coir peat, can be used as a soilless growing medium or as a soil additive to improve texture and retain water. It adds volume without all the weight. Unlike dirt or soil dug up from your backyard, or typical bags of topsoil, our unique potting mix doesn't dry out quickly, keeping your plants watered and happy. Finally, you won't have to water nearly as often!

Whether your growing leafy plants,orchids, succulents or flowering plants indoors or vegetables, annuals or perennials outdoors, this coco fiber potting mix will make gardening less work and help provide the results you're looking for.

This coconut coir soilless mix is great for hydroponics enthusiasts.

Strap on your Gardening Gloves and Get Growing, with Our Coir Fiber Potting Mix!
100% Natural and Eco-Friendly. Debris-free.
Low EC (Salt content), Low Moisture and Optimum pH for root establishment, survival and growth.
Expands to 17-18 Gallons on addition of water.
Excellent water absorption and retention.
As a soil additive, helps soil reconstruction.