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- Coco peat is derived from the mesocarp, or the fibrous husk, of coconuts, which is a byproduct of the coconut industry.
- The production of coco peat involves washing, buffering, and composting the coconut fibers to create a stable and uniform growing medium.
- Coco peat has a slightly higher pH level compared to peat moss, typically ranging from 5.5 to 6.8, which is suitable for most plants.
- The natural fibers in coco peat are resistant to bacterial and fungal growth, reducing the risk of plant diseases.
- Coco peat is available in various forms, including compressed bricks, bales, and loose fibers, allowing for convenient storage and transportation.
- This growing medium is free from weed seeds and other contaminants, providing a clean starting point for your plants.

- Coco peat has a low bulk density, which makes it lightweight and easy to handle, reducing the risk of soil compaction.
- The fibers in coco peat are slow to decompose, providing a long-lasting and stable growing environment for your plants.
- Coco peat can be used as a standalone growing medium or mixed with other components, such as perlite or vermiculite, to create custom potting mixes.
- As a renewable and biodegradable resource, coco peat is an environmentally friendly choice for conscious gardeners and horticulturists.