Agro Green Biolife Green Organic Coir Pith/Cocopeat for Kitchen Home Terrace Garden -20 kg

Cocopeat is a great alternative to soil to grow plants in small spaces. I use it for my kitchen garden, mixing it with Vermicompost to make potting mix. This brand of cocopeat is just as good as any I've used. I'm not sure if it expands to 75 litres but does expand to a substantial volume, I filled 10 medium sized pots with it. It's fun to see it expand after adding water. Once expanded its fine in consistency and light in weight, provided good aeration to roots allowing the roots to expand easily.It's important to remember that cocopeat on its own is a relatively inert growing medium and doesn't provide many nutrients to the plants, for this reason one must always add nutrients in the form of Vermicompost to prepare potting mix.

Very good quality material. Good packing. Price is also considerable when one orders for 20 kg. I have ordered for 5 kg each block and received the same.I have shared some piece from 2 blocks to my relatives and friends and they are also satisfied with the quality.Manually preparing the cocopeat from the coconut extracts needs lot of effort and time too.Hence it is a very good product for the people who want to save some time.I have ordered another one already.Received the second packet of 20 kg. This time the packing was not so good.

A really nice product. Comes in two blocks. Used only one block and it expanded to huge volume which filled around 10 8-10 inch containers. Very easy to work with, with no mud cleaning is very easy. I mixed it 2 portions of coco pith, 1 part Compost, 1 part Perlite and 1/2 part Bristo Vermiculite. The plants have gone in some shock and showing some stress with few leaves browning and falling. It's been 2 weeks and now I can see new growth and wilting has stopped. The mixture is maintaining moisture very well and I water only twice a week. Very happy with this product so far. Best part is my containers are light weight and easy to move now. For some woody plants I used 1 part of normal soil as well to help the stem hold properly.Other products in my plant mixturehttps://www.amazon.in/dp/B01NCRDOR3/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_7https://www.amazon.in/dp/B01ANKSLRU/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_9

I received 3 same sized blocks and one thinner block. The weight of the four blocks received is 16.75 KG in total instead of 20 KG. The quality of thinner block is worst.

Bought it primarily for sowning seeds. Not very good for that as has large fibres. Otherwise its value for money as fluffs up very well. Issue with wasteful packaging. Received a single long 5 kg brick in a 32 inch tv packaging with loads of plastic( intended to keep the brick intact) the brick brock anyways. I hope its packed in more sustainable manner.

I got a very large single piece of 5kg. I believe it is more than 5kg in weight. The packaging was huge enough to carry a 32" smart TV. Most attractive packaging I have ever seen for such a cheap product. The block was almost similar in height than my younger kid of 5 years. I tested a small piece of it. Poured in water. It grew 8-10x. I would recommend every person looking to use coirpeat to buy this. The best one can get. I believe it is enough to fill 50 pots of average size if mixed with garden soil:compost:cocopeat in the ratio of 50:25:25 or even more. Endless product for my small balcony plants.

The product was as described. Good.

Using it for past couple of months now and its value for money and good quality. It would have been better if it was small in size instead of single 5 kg block. It can be an issue for apartment dwellers where space is a constraint and keeping expanded coco coir can be a task. If using all at once then no worries at all.