Our coir compost discs come from the husks of Sri Lankan coconuts which are washed in fresh water for four months before dried in the sun. After that, they’re compressed and the articles between the fibres become the coir compost.
Just pour some water onto the discs and watch them expand into a sustainable, water-retaining compost. It’s not exactly bursting with nutrients but that’s why you should add some of our Compost Plus – a rich, organic compost with Biohumus, Neem, sustainably-harvested Seaweed and Mycorrhiza.
It’s nature’s natural cycle at its best and a way to save our precious peat bogs.
With 20 discs, add water [warmish for faster action] to make around 20 litres of Natural Coir Compost complete with our Jute Bag, ideal for seed potatoes, onion sets, bulb storage and much more.
| Coir (Coconut Fibre) |
A sustainable and biodegradable material derived from coconut husks, used as a planting medium |
| Water |
Added to the coir discs to expand and create a rich, natural compost for plants |
| Jute Bag |
Used for packaging the coir discs, ideal for various garden storage needs such as seed potatoes or bulbs |
These coir compost discs are a practical and eco-friendly option for gardeners looking for sustainable soil solutions.
- Place a disc in a container and add water to expand it into nutrient-rich compost
- Mix the hydrated compost with soil to create a fertile growing medium
- Use as a base for planting seeds, seedlings, or cuttings in pots or trays
- Add to garden beds to improve soil structure and moisture retention
- Incorporate into indoor or outdoor gardening projects for sustainable growth
- Compost any unused portions as they are fully biodegradable
These coir compost discs are a versatile and eco-friendly solution for gardeners.
