COCO BRISTLE
Coco bristle is the long, strong, and stiff fiber extracted from the outer husk of coconuts. It’s separated from finer coco fibers during processing and is valued for its durability and rigidity. Primarily used in the manufacturing of brushes and brooms, it’s also utilized in some industrial cleaning applications, car seat products, furniture (sofa) and as a component in specialized potting mixes, particularly for orchids. Coco bristle is a natural, sustainable, and relatively easy-to-clean material with good resistance to pests and fungi.
Coco fiber
Coco Fiber is a natural fiber that comes from the husk (outer covering) of coconuts. This fiber is produced through a process of treating the coconut husk. This process removes the hard outer part, leaving the soft fibers inside. Coco fiber is frequently used in various industries. Many people know it as coir. Coir fiber has water-resistant and anti-fungal properties. Therefore, many choose it for a wide range of applications.
COCO PEAT
Coco Peat is an organic growing medium made from fine coconut husk powder. Coco Peat is widely used as an alternative to soil or as a component in growing media and animal bedding because it has several advantages, such as good water absorption capacity, a neutral pH, and durability.
Pure Coco Peat (Recommended for Soil Alternative)
Coco Peat Low Electrical Conductivity (Tannin Free, Recommended for Growing Media)
pure coco peat specs
burnt rice husk
Burnt rice husk is a valuable byproduct of rice milling that offers a multitude of benefits across various applications, particularly in horticulture and agriculture. Its lightweight, porous structure and unique properties make it an excellent addition to your gardening practices. There are several utilization of Burnt Rice Husk: As a Soil Amendment, As a Component in Growing Media, As Mulch, As a Drainage Layer, and For Hydroponics.
PURE MANURE DRY FINE – READY TO USE
Burnt rice husk is a valuable byproduct of rice milling that offers a multitude of benefits across various applications, particularly in horticulture and agriculture. Its lightweight, porous structure and unique properties make it an excellent addition to your gardening practices. There are several utilization of Burnt Rice Husk: As a Soil Amendment, As a Component in Growing Media, As Mulch, As a Drainage Layer, and For Hydroponics.
