What Are The Benefits of Coco Coir for Growers? #promix | PRO-MIX Greenhouse Growing

Looking for a way to keep the moisture in your beds so your plants can thrive and live their best life? 🤔💚🌱 The solution is coconuts! 🥥🥥🥥 Or rather, the Vego Garden Coco Mulch. We show you how to hydrate it in this video and we have another video coming that will show you how we use it to cover a backyard garden bed covering the major benefits! Who is going to try this in their garden beds or already have it? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️ | Vego Garden

STEP by STEP: How to use COCO COIR blocks ‼️You won't believe how much soil medium a single block will give you‼️ Before use, a compressed coco coir block must be first hydrated. 🍁Step 1: Remove block from its wrapper 🍁Step 2: Place in large container (like bucket) 🍁Step 3: Add water. The compressed block will start to expand. Let it sit in water for about 10min. to absorb all water & start to break down. 🍁Step 4: Use your hands to break up (fluff) remaining coco coir clumps to allow moistur

17K views · 162 reactions | Coco peat and coco coir are both made from the same material, which is the fibrous outer husk of a coconut. Coco peat has a fine, powdery texture, while coco coir (or coco fiber) has a coarser and more fiber-like structure. | Foraging Fosters | Facebook

Coconut coir vs peat moss…Lets start some seeds to see which one works best in the garden. Many people have begun to use coco coir as a substitute for peat moss, but is it worthy? As many gardeners and horticulturists know, peat is extremely valuable in the garden for its structure, acidity, and biological status. The competitor, coco coir, is a fibrous material created from coconut husks during processing through manufacturing. I’m going to start various types of seeds using them both and we’re