Coco Coir Brick 10 LB - Premium Compressed Coconut Fiber Block for Indoor Plants, Seed Starting & Hydroponics - Low Salt Triple Washed - Expands to 75 Quarts - 100% Natural Peat Alternative

This soil really helped give my tomatoes, cucumbers, strawberries, and many other fruits and vegetables a huge head start and boost mainly based on time, endurance of the stems, and a rich green color too. I would definitely recommend buying for either first time or experienced farming. It absorbs water very easily leaving no large or even minor clumps. This soil makes my farming life so much more easier and definitely a game changer!

Great product for gardening. This 10 lb block yields a huge amount of potting material. I mix it with peat moss, worm castings & other products to make a useful soil for garden plants - This was. GREAT PRICE TOO!!

I use this stuff for my canna plants mixed with perlite and it is good priced, very clean, and way cheaper than any other medium. I put this whole brick in a huge plastic totoe and them I dump 5 gallons of PHed water with a little cal mag and walk away come back in 15 and break up the clumps and it's ready.

The product instructions stated to add 7-10 gallons of water. This broke up well when I patiently added 3.5 gallons. Slowly adding one gallon of water and letting it sit for about an hour. Then scraped off the loose material before adding the second gallon and repeated the process until the material was completely usable. I would buy this again. With the right amount of perlite, anything should grow well. It would have been a five star if the coir was less powdery.

I started using this a few years ago. It makes for great planting for my berry plants. It works really well.

I used this in a 1/3 coir, 1/3 compost, 1/3 Vermiculite/Pearlite mix for my raise Gardens and my plants grew very well. Added 12-12-12 fertilizer. Add what your plants need.

This Coco core brick expanded to fill a small stock tank. I mixed it with 30% rice hulls for planting hydroponic strawberries. It definitely needed time to expand as stated on the materials with it.

This was part of my soil mixture. Soil is complex in order for the vegetables to be nutritious. It broke apart with water in the plant bed.