| Premium 100% Organic Coconut Coir with Low EC & pH Potting Substrate Soil for Plants | Block 11lbs

This is a great product!! I actually got some from Walmart for the same price and this product was by far superior. I soaked them both in the same size bin. This Coco coir was thick and fluffy and the Walmart coir was watery runny and no where near as good as this one! Next time I'm getting two of these instead!Don't waste your money on any others. This one is fabulous

Five stars all around on coir and on this company for what it does and what it represents. BUT..... I ordered six bricks, eleven pounds each. One was clearly smaller when stacked with the others. Weighed it and it came in at 10.2 pounds. I'm not gonna go crazy over .8 pounds but at $2/pound, this can add up. Quality control just needs to be aware and get ahead of this. I will continue to buy this product from this vendor and if unless I consistently see a problem with the weight. As for coir, honestly, if the planet and the food you eat mean ANYTHING to you, go with coir and compost. Stay away from unsustainable peat moss and make your own mix. You will never regret it.

This is one of the best soil additives I've used in my garden. I'm so glad I tried it this year. It's so easy to prepare for use, just add water and watch it fluff up. Easy to handle, light weight, great seed starter, and all natural. I recommend this product for happy gardeners out there!

This was my first time buying a product like this but I think I'm hooked for people wondering how much this will produce when expanded it should be about 2 to 3 cubic feet! I have found this product cheaper elsewhere (like a whole 10 dollars cheaper) but for obvious reasons they are sold out pretty consistently. Next to that this is the best price I've seen. I haven't grown in it yet as I just rehydrate it but the consistency is exactly what I want and I'll be adding some slow release fertilizer perlite and vermiculite to use as a seed starting mix and I think I'll be ordering more to add to my in ground gardening area that gets really muddy to help bind it together better.

I would bake in the oven before for an hour at low temp before adding water if your using this for reptile enclosures

Would buy again.

11 pounds for $26 is the best price I could find for coir. One block soaks up a whole lot of water, but it nearly filled a large storage bin i use to soak them. I use it as a soil additive to hold water and fertilizer since this is my first growing year and don't have very deep soil. Along with some fertilizer it's the best thing I've found for my garden and it's really let my veggies grow like crazy. My photo shows a row of regular unplanted soil on the left and on the right is half as deep with coconut coir and they seem to be growing well.

I love how it feels and mixesI add perlite and compost and it mixes so well