Happy Trees Coco Coir Loose Coconut Fiber Growing Medium, Organic, 9 Quarts

Premium Coconut Coir Fiber
DITCH THE DIRT: Happy Trees Coconut Coir is an absolute pleasure to garden with. It’s pleasant to handle with low dust and a fresh aroma. Its soft fluffy texture is suitable for cultivation because of its ability to retain moisture without becoming saturated. It’s also airy and light, giving plants an ease of growth that’s impossible to achieve with any other medium. Once you and your plants feel it, you’ll never want to deal with conventional soils again
ONLY THE BEST: Not all coir is created equally! Our coconut coir is triple-washed and buffered, resulting in the lowest salt content of any coir on the market. We searched far and wide to find the coconut coir to use in our own garden, and this is it! Your plants will feel the difference! Every batch is tested before being bagged to ensure consistent quality. OMRI listed for Organic gardening
A VERSATILE MATERIAL: Coconut Coir is a truly remarkable growing medium made from the coconut husk. It’s a natural by-product of the coconut industry, making it a highly sustainable and renewable material. Although its primary use is as a superior growing medium, Coconut Coir, also known as Cocopeat, can also be used for mushroom cultivation, vermiculture, animal and reptile bedding, garden mulch, seeding cover, composting, cat litter, chicken coops etc
PREMIUM QUALITY ASSURANCE: We’re sure our Coconut Coir is the highest quality growing medium you can find. We use it ourselves and love it so much that we wanted to offer it as part of our gardening lineup. This triple-washed, pH balanced, and peat-free organic medium provides consistent results for all your gardening needs
GROW LIKE A PRO: Use it the same way you would potting soil! Our Coconut Coir comes ready to use, pre-expanded in loose-fill bags so you don’t need to waste time rehydrating and breaking up before use. Coconut Coir works as a standalone seed-starting mix for a variety of vegetables, herbs, ornamentals, containers and raised beds. It can also be mixed with perlite, vermiculite, sand etc. to make your own custom potting mixes