Coco peat

This leftover fiber is called coconut coir, coconut pith or coco peat. It's similar to but easier to use than sphagnum peat moss and it's more sustainable too.

• This coir is biodegradable yet it biodegrades gradually, more gradually than ordinary peat greenery and other natural issue.
• It's a normally weed free and soil free item that smells pleasant as well.
• As a dirt change it adds natural matter.
• Improves soil structure.
• Circulates air through the dirt which is incredible for the plants roots.
• Improves water holding limit goes about as a wipe to hold water in the root zone with the goal that the plants can utilize it when they need it. Coir has a preferred water holding limit over most soil revisions and it can hold seven to multiple times its weight.
• While it clutches water it will likewise dispose of overabundance water so your plants don't get waterlogged.
• In spite of the fact that it doesn't have any critical supplement estimation of its own, it assists the dirt with holding supplements so that it's accessible to the plants.