Coco Peat

Coco peat, also called coir pith, is the fine material remaining after fibre is separated from coconut husk. It is widely used as a growing-medium component because it can retain moisture while supporting aeration. Export forms include compressed blocks, briquettes and loose material. Important specifications include expansion, moisture, electrical conductivity, pH, fibre content, particle size, washing or buffering, compression ratio and pallet loading.