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Coco peat, also known as coir peat or coconut coir, is a natural byproduct derived from the processing of coconut husks. It is a renewable and sustainable alternative to traditional peat moss, often used in gardening, horticulture, and agriculture. Categories: Agro Products, Organic Fertilizer, Organic Manure Tags: Agriculture, Coco Peat, Cocopeat, Fibre, organic fertilizer, Plants, Potting Mix Description Coco peat, also known as coir peat or coconut coir, is a natural byproduct derived from the processing of coconut husks. It is a renewable and sustainable alternative to traditional peat moss, often used in gardening, horticulture, and agriculture. Growing Medium: Coco peat is widely used as a growing medium or soilless substrate for growing plants in containers, raised beds, and hydroponic systems. It has excellent water retention properties, holding up to 8-10 times its weight in water, while also providing good aeration and drainage for plant roots. Soil Amendment: Coco peat can be mixed with garden soil or other growing media to improve soil structure, water retention, and nutrient availability. It helps loosen compacted soils, increase moisture retention in sandy soils, and enhance drainage in clay soils, making it suitable for a wide range of soil types and plant species. Seed Starting: Coco peat is ideal for starting seeds and propagating cuttings due to its light texture and ability to retain moisture. It provides a sterile and weed-free environment for seed germination, while also promoting healthy root development and reducing transplant shock. Potting Mix Component: Coco peat is often used as a component of potting mixes and growing media for container plants, both indoors and outdoors. It helps maintain a consistent moisture level in pots and containers, reducing the frequency of watering and the risk of overwatering or underwater Packaging Size: As per user requirement Packaging type: As per user requirement

Key Specifications/Special Features:* Copra is dried coconut kernel used for extracting coconut oil and also for culinary purposes Packaging Details:* Standard packaging suitable for bulk orders

Weighing from 35 to 52 kg a single Coco Peat 5 kg block when hydrated with approximately 25 litres of water will slowly reconstitute to yield 60 to 75 litres Usually packed in pallets or as bales of 5 pieces each 5 kg coco peat blocks are largely used in bulk for making potting soil or for cultivating fruits and vegetables in soilless cultivation Coco Peat 5 kg blocks are available in two qualities Washed Low EC and Unwashed High EC Product Specification Cocopeat blocks dimension 30 x 30 x 10 13 cm Cocopeat Briquette dimension 20 x 10 x 3 5 cm Sieve Mesh 4 6 8 mm Weight 35 5 kg blocks 250gm 500gm 650gm briquettes Expansion 15 liter kg pH 55 68 Moisture Content 12 15 Fibre Content 3 Load ability Palletized 23 MT 40 HC Load ability nonPalletized 26 MT 40 HC

Cocopeat is a multipurpose growing medium made out of coconut husk. The fibrous coconut husk is pre washed, machine dried, sieved and made free from sand and other contaminations such as animal and plant residue. Cocopeat is a very good alternative to traditional peat moss and Rock wool. Its air-filled porosity and high-water holding capacity makes it, an ideal growing medium for the plant crops. It is 100% organic and eco-friendly, free from soil borne pathogen and weed. ADVANTAGES OF COCOPEAT Eco-friendly and Sustainable growing medium High moisture retention capacity High cation exchange capacity Improves soil aeration Improves soil buffering capacity Mostly tolerant to pH variations Can buffer water soluble nutrients COCOPEAT MANUFACTURING PROCESS 1. Coconut Husk Processing : Coconut husks are processed at our Coconut Fibre Mills to extract coir fibre, leaving behind the by-product a spongy material that binds the coconut fibre in the husk â?? the coco coir or the coco peat, the main raw material for the Coco Coir based Growing Medium. 2. Washing of Raw Cocopeat : Coir Pith is washed with fresh water to lower the electrical conductivity which is a measure of the salt content, so that plants roots can absorb water efficiently and effectively. 3. Drying of Washed Cocopeat : Wet Coir pith is then sun-dried in concrete yards to reduce the moisture content to the right value to achieve the required compaction. 4. Sorting : Dried Coir Pith are sorted based on their electrical conductivity and moisture level. 5. Sifting & Sieving : Sorted Coir Pith is sifted and sieved to remove the fine dust particles and extract the right sized grains as per the growing medium specification. 6. Compaction of Cocopeat : Substrate mixture is compacted in hydraulic presses to the required size as per clientâ??s requirement. 7. Pack & Dispatch : Packed as per the specifications (shrink wrapped with / without label or packed in cartons) and are then moved to our stock warehouse for palletising and shipment.

Coco Peat Briquettes are small sized coco peat blocks, available in three standard weights 650 gm, 500 gm & 250 gm, expanding when hydrated to yield a volume of about 3 to 10 litres. Unlike the regular 5 kg blocks, these briquettes are considerably small in size and weight. Consequently, they are much easier to handle and are ideal for use by home gardeners and hobby growers. Usually shrink-wrapped with label, these Coco Peat Briquettes are targeted for retail markets for sale in chain stores and garden centres. Product Specification Cocopeat briquette dimension: 20 x 10 x 3 - 5 cm Sieve Mesh: 4, 6, 8 mm Weight: 650 gm, 500 gm & 250 gm Yield Volume: 5 - 10 liter Load ability: non-Palletized 26 MT/ 40 HC

Block Size: 30 x 30 x 15 cm ( or - 2 cm) Fiber length: Less than 2cm Weight : 5kg (+/- 3%) Electric Conductivity (E.C): High EC (Animal Bedding) ( 5.5 TO 6.5) Low EC (For Plant Growth) < 0.5-0.8 ms/cm Impurities/Sand 3% Max Moisture: 15-20% Max PH: 5.8 to 6.8 Compression Ratio: Over 75 Liters / Block Packaging: As per requirement, non-palletized (will be bare block loading on container floor, 26 metric ton per 40 feet container or Palletized, stretch, wrapped and strapped. PP, 16-22kg/bag, 186-192 blocks per pallet. 24 pallets per 40' container ~ 16-18 MTS

Cocopeat grow bags are used for propagation of seedlings and young plants. This is another environmentally friendly 100% bio degradable plant starter. Once the plant is grown this product can be placed with plant hole of the grow bag. Naked slabs are usually used in growing vegetables and soft fruits. These are made of coco peat and coco chips and can be set easily in troughs and trays. These slabs provide good drainage options to plant roots. Individual orders are also accepted.

Dry coconut copra is the result of sun-drying the white, fleshy interior of coconuts until it becomes copra. With a concentrated nutty flavor, this dried coconut product is commonly used in cooking, baking, and various culinary applications. The drying process enhances the natural coconut aroma, creating a versatile ingredient.

Coir also called coconut fiber, is a naturalâ??fiber extracted from the outer husk of coconut and used in products such as floor mats, doormats, brushes and mattresses and etc. Processing the pulp left over from sugarcane production produces a durable alternative to traditional paper products. While paper plates are infamous for their flimsiness, disposable plates made from bagasse are strong and firm while being fully biodegradable and compostable The areca palm tree (Scientific Name: Areca Catechu) shed the sheath, which is the primary raw material used in the areca plates manufacturing process. The sheath connects the leaf part and the stem of the areca tree

Copra is the dried, white flesh of the coconut from which coconut oil is extracted. Traditionally, the coconuts are sun-dried, especially for export, before the oil, also known as copra oil, is pressed out. The oil extracted from copra is rich in lauric acid, making it an important commodity in the preparation of lauryl alcohol, soaps, fatty acids, cosmetics, etc. and thus a lucrative product for many coconut-producing countries.

The Copra portion of a coconut is typically extracted from a dried coconut fruit. The dried coconut contains the white meat, or copra, which is in constant contact with the coconut water. Copra can be used to manufacture coconut oil, juice, or consumed in its raw form. They provide numerous health benefits due to their high nutrient content. To make copra, coconut nuts are broken open, water is drained out, and the kernel is left to dry by Sun drying. Regular copra is a type of copra that is generally white-brown in color and can be used to manufacture coconut oil, edible oil, or hair oil. Our reliable sources are mostly from Sumatra, Java and Sulawesi, Indonesia. The processing centers in those areas are identified as the highest production of coconuts. With a dedicated and professional team we sort high-quality white copra and will provide your business needs especially for white copra and commit to continue the product improvement through our processes.