Coir Fiber Bale

10 - 15 Per Kilogram
5 Ton (MOQ)

Coir pith bundle 45 kg to 50 kg Coco coir Coco fiber Coco coir bhale

Application : Geo-Textile, Coir Spring Mattresses, Furniture, Erosion Control And Drainage Filterin
Specialties : Eco-Friendly
Country of Origin : India
Purity : 98%
Color : Orange
Material : Coconut Fiber
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cocopeat powder

2 - 5 Per kilogram
10 Ton (MOQ)

Cocopeat, also known as coir pith or coconut coir, is a natural byproduct of coconut processing. It's made from the fibrous husk of coconuts and is commonly used as a growing medium in gardening and horticulture. Here are some key features and benefits of cocopeat: Water Retention: Cocopeat has excellent water retention properties, making it ideal for maintaining moisture in soil. Aeration: It provides good aeration for roots, promoting healthy plant growth pH Neutral: Cocopeat typically has a neutral pH, which is beneficial for a wide range of plants. Sustainable: Being a renewable resource, cocopeat is an eco-friendly alternative to peat moss. Nutrient Retention: It can hold nutrients well, helping to support plant health. Biodegradable: Cocopeat is fully biodegradable, making it a sustainable choice for gardening. Lightweight: It's lighter than traditional soil, which can be beneficial for container gardening. Cocopeat can be used alone or mixed with other growing mediums like soil, perlite, or vermiculite, depending on the needs of the plants

Country of Origin : India
Color : Brown
Moisture : 10-20%
Form : Powder
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Coco Peat Pellet

2 - 5 Per Piece
100 Piece (MOQ)

Material : Coco Peat
Color : Brown
Country of Origin : India
Application : Used as Energy or Heat Source for Cooking in Households and Drying for Agricultural Products.
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About the Company

Primary Business Manufacturers
Year of Establishment 2020
No. of Employees Below 20
Annual Turnover Below Rs. 0.5 Crore Approx.
Ownership Type Individual (Sole proprietorship)

Opening Hours

SUN : Closed
MON : 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM
TUE : 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM
WED : 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM
THU : 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM
FRI : 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM
SAT : 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM

MKR COCOPEAT AND COIRS
Coco peat and coco coir are both derived from the fibrous outer husk of a coconut and are often used interchangeably, although they have distinct characteristics. Coco peat, also known as coir pith, has a fine, powdery texture and is more nutrient-rich, while coco coir, or coconut fiber, has a coarser structure and better water retention capabilities.
Both products are environmentally friendly and sustainable alternatives to peat moss, as they are made from coconut husks, a renewable resource.
They can be used individually or combined with potting soils to enhance water retention and aeration in plant growth media.
Coco peat and coco coir are produced through different processes, with coco coir being made by grinding and processing the coarse fibers.
Agro Green Coirs offers a range of coco peat and coir fiber products, emphasizing their water retention capacity and environmental benefits.
In summary, while coco peat and coco coir are derived from the same material, they differ in texture and properties, making them suitable for various gardening and agricultural applications.
To get coconut coir ready for hydroponic and gardening uses, it must undergo extensive processing.
First, they need to remove the coir from the coconuts. This is done by soaking the husks in water to loosen and soften them. This is either done in tidal waters or freshwater. If done in tidal waters, the coconut coir will take up a large amount of salt, which will need to be flushed out by the manufacturer at a later stage.
Then, they’re removed from the water bath and dried for over a year. After the drying process, which is quite extensive, the coir is organized into bales. These bales are then chopped and processed into various formats, from chips, to “croutons”, to classic ground coconut coir.
Much more goes into the process of making coco coir safe and optimal for horticultural use.