Coco Bliss Coco Coir - Compressed Coco Coir Bricks with Low EC and pH Balance - High Expansion Coco Fiber for Herbs, Flowers, Planting - OMRI Listed Renewable Coconut Soil (650 Grams, 5 Bricks)

I’m so happy I found these coco coir bricks! 🌱 They’re super easy to hydrate and expand into a fluffy, rich texture that’s perfect for my indoor plants and seed starters. I used just one brick and it filled up a whole container! 🪴 No strong smell, no bugs, and it blends beautifully with other soil mixes. Plus, it's organic and OMRI-listed, which gives me peace of mind. I’ll definitely keep using this for all my gardening projects! 💚 Highly recommend for anyone who loves gardening or needs a clean, sustainable soil base.

This coco coir worked really well — it was my first time using it, and I’m impressed! It expanded nicely, was easy to work with, and my plants seem to love it. I’ll definitely be using it again in my garden!

I love this coir so much. Each brick is a great size, it's easy to hydrate, easy to store and lasts a long time for me. I mix it with coarse perlite, orchiata and horticultural charcoal and it works like a charm. A huge plus is that a little goes a long way. One 5 pack of it makes ~80 quarts of my potting mix, so as someone with a decent sized plant collection and lots of soil propagations going all the time, it's a massive help. It's just under $2.25 of coir in each batch of my mix as well, far cheaper than buying 80 quarts of a mix elsewhere even with my amendments. I very much dislike peat moss, from it's environmental issues, to it staying moist for too long, to getting a lot of mold and so on. Coco coir has been a great alternative for me as it holds onto moisture, but dries at a good rate so I no longer get mold, mildew or root rot. Because it's so light and airy, I haven't had any issues with soil compacting or becoming hydrophobic like with peat moss. All my plants have been much happier since I switched in January 2021, I'm never going back. Echeveria, agave, aloe, hoya, scindapsus, codiaeum, monstera, epipremnum, philodendron, ZZ, snake plants- you name it! They all love it. The only suggestion I have is if you want to switch your plants to coir, do it slowly! It'll take time for you to learn watering for each repotted plant. May 20th, 2024 UPDATE: This coir is still the best thing I have ever found. It's been three years since I started using it and my entire collection has been thriving! Incredibly healthy roots, no smell, fantastic aeration, great for propagation, and best of all - no gnats or other pests like with peat moss. I have bought the 5 pack of bricks four times (with about just as many gifted to me from family), and have bought the 10 pack recently. Over the years, consistency has been my biggest issue with ordering things for my plants. This coco coir has been one of the very few products that has not only remained consistent, but consistently amazing! Always very clean - no sticks, thorns, plastic, metal etc. throughout any bricks. I love this coir and for as long I have plants and it stays this nice, I'll never stop using it.

We’ve been using these Plantonix coco coir bricks mainly as a mulch layer in our vegetable garden and outdoor pots, and they’ve been fantastic. After soaking, they expand into a soft, fluffy texture that’s easy to spread around the base of plants. It helps keep the soil moist longer, reduces crusting, and seems to keep the beds looking neat. The bricks store easily and hydrate without much hassle — just give it a little time to soak through. Really happy with the quality. Hardly any large chunks or trash mixed in, unlike some other brands we’ve tried. We’ll keep coming back for these.

These are better than I could imagine