Each coir brick is about the same size as a house brick. The compressed coco coir brick will expand to three times its size when rehydrated with water to create approximately 9 litres of coir.

Coir is ideal for seeds and cuttings. It can be used as a base for homemade compost or added to garden waste compost for aeration. Coir is known by many different names, including coco, coco coir, cocopeat, coco peat, coir fibre, coconut husks and coconut fibre.

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Tips

Our coco coir bricks can be used for seeds and cuttings as long as they’re potted up once established.

How to reconstitute our coco coir bricks

• You will need a large bucket or bowl, or preferably a watertight wheelbarrow
• Add 3 litres of water (warm water acts faster) per coir brick
• Leave to stand for 24 hours. This will even out the water content of your finished coconut coir material
• You’ll find that the coir bricks will expand to as much as three times their original size
• Break up the coir material with either a small spade or fork or by hand

Key features

• This coir brick re-wets easily
• Good water retention qualities
• Contaminant-free
• Peat-free coconut coir brick
• pH - between 4.5 and 6.5
• Does not blow away in the wind
• Pleasant to handle
• Made from the renewable resource of coconut trees