Coco Bliss (10lbs) - Organic Coco Coir for Plants - OMRI-Listed Coco Coir Brick for Garden Soil & Potting Mixes - Coconut Fiber Substrate Mixes with Potting Soil for Indoor Plants & Outdoor Plants

I use Coco Coir year round to start all my seeds. This particular product I have purchased several times because it is a tremendous amount of product for the price. 10 pounds, y'all! It produces a lot of material for seed starting and I can get all my seeds done; and I plant a ton of seeds. It takes a very small amount in your seed trays so it goes a long way. And if you don't need all of it at one time, like I have done, you can cut it into pieces with a saw; easy peezy! It has no odor, no dust, it looks like good quality product not mixed with any other "filler' ingredients, and at a great price. Give it a try folks and happy gardening!

This is a nice fine coir that is easier to work with than others I have used and has a nice fine texture. I reached out to the company with questions and they were eager to help. I will continue to use this and have ordered more. The only down side is the higher cost than others but the product is nicer and easier to work with in my opinion.

Perfect t transaction, quick shipping, and a good product. Will order again

Purchase this frequently! Next time I will be weighing it since many others customers bricks came underweight. Love it for my seedlings and plants.?I mix an entire block with 2cu ft compost, 1/2cu ft perlite and 1/2cu ft vermiculite. I use this as a potting mix for my plants and vegetables, since I grow them all in containers and green stalk.

This coco coir is clean, expands well, and has a nice consistent texture. It hydrates evenly and works great as a base medium for plants. I did notice it benefits from a good rinse and buffering before use, especially if you are sensitive to EC or growing more demanding plants. After prep, it performs exactly as expected. Solid product overall, just not totally plug-and-play out of the bag.

I don’t know a ton about different brands of choir, what’s good or what’s not good. However, this has been the best investment I ever made for my indoor plants. I was a new plant parent last year, and I struggled for months using premade soil mixes that were always contaminated and came with fungus issues (even mushrooms!) and fungus gnat infestations. So I decided to start making my own plant soil (bought this and other ingredients needed for the job). It’s been a couple of months and it’s made such a huge difference! I no longer have to worry about whether the soil I use is awakening a ton of unwelcome critters. And I keep my mixed soil in a plastic zip bag and it doesn’t develop fungus like every single store bought soil mix I’ve ever bought! Even when the choir is moist going into the bag, it stays fresh! So if you’re like me and looking to start making your own plant soil mix, and do so sustainably, you can’t go wrong this this. The brick is huge. I’ve only made a small dent in it, but have managed to repot so many plants (given, none of my plants are in large pots, but this is still a great value for your money). The ONLY downside about this choir brick is that it’s REALLY difficult to break up. I only break off chunks as needed to make a new batch of soil and this thing is rock solid. But it’s also SUPER compact, so a little goes a long way since it expands significantly when you add water. But it did take a good 5 or 10 minutes of vigorous stabbing with a sharp tool to loosen it up. That said, I think this will last me a long time. And it’s so nice to not have to worry about the unused dry brick going bad or getting contaminated. Totally worth it!

Comes in 1 brick

The Coir, comes in a large cube, that is well wrapped. Almost too wrapped. Once the cube is uncovered it is ready for use. As it is in a dry state. You will need to add water as the directions suggest. Do this in a container and or tub. I used a wheel barrow, and added water as I flaked out the Coir. Then I would let it stand for about 30 minutes. Then Mix it well so that the dry and moist material is well mixed. The "dirt" material works well in place of dirt or any other planting material. It was very easy to use, and the material is very absorbent so don't use too much water when "activating" the material, or you will literally get Coconut soup... Other than that, it works great and it is convenient to be shipped / stored and used in any circumstance that would require soil or dirt. I will greatly recommend this product.