Coco Peat (Dry)

Our Coco Peat (Dry & Washed) is a premium, ready-to-use potting medium, made from cleaned, pre-expanded coconut husk fiber. Unlike cheaper bricks or raw peat, ours is:

• Pre-washed to remove salts and dust
• Dry but already expanded — no swelling or mess
• Safe for direct use in pots, trays, or grow bags

Perfect for those who want clean, consistent results — especially in vegetable gardening, seed starting, and rooftop pots. Ideal for Pakistan's home gardeners who want convenience with performance.

🌿 Why It Costs More – and Why It’s Worth It:

• Washed: Free from excess salts — safe for food plants and seedlings
• Dry & Expanded: No soaking, swelling, or muddy mess
• Time-Saving: Ready to use instantly — zero prep required
• Cleaner for Indoor Use: No bugs, bark, or wood dust
• Perfect for Urban Gardening: Lightweight and easy to store

How to Use:

1. For Pots & Grow Bags:
Mix 2 parts coco peat + 1 part vermicompost or soil. Ideal for chillies, mint, spinach, or flowering plants.

2. For Seed Starting:
Use directly in trays or cups. It holds moisture while preventing rot.

3. For Soil Improvement:
Spread 1–2 inches and mix into clay or sandy garden soil to boost structure and water holding.

4. For Hydroponics:
Fill pots or trays directly with coco peat. Pair with a nutrient solution for herbs or leafy greens.

FAQs – Washed & Dry Coco Peat

Why is this coco peat more expensive than brick versions?
Because it’s already washed and expanded, ready to use without soaking. Brick versions are cheaper but require prep time and can have salts.

Can I use this for edible plants and seedlings?
Yes — this is washed and salt-free, making it safe for vegetables, herbs, and young plants.

Is it better than compost or soil alone?
Coco peat holds moisture, loosens soil, and prevents overwatering. Mix it with vermicompost for the best balance.

Is this suitable for grow bags and rooftops?
Yes — its lightweight and clean texture is ideal for grow bags, balcony pots, and containers.

Do I need to rinse or soak it?
No — it's dry but ready to use. Just open and mix.

💡 Tip for Gardeners:

If you don’t want the hassle of soaking bricks or dealing with dusty raw husk, this clean, dry, premium coco peat is worth it — especially for indoor plants, seed trays, and vegetable pots.