Riare 6pcs Organic Coco Coir Bricks Soil Blocks- 100% Natural Compressed Coco Peat Brick Coconut Fiber Substrate with Low EC& pH Balance, High Expansion Coco Coir Pith Coconut Husk for Garden

Overview

• Brand : Riare
• Style : Brick,Coco Coir,Garden
• Item Weight : 1.4 Pounds
• Item Volume : 1.05E+4 Cubic Centimeters
• UPC : 758510057549

About this item

• Package Included: You will receive 6 pcs organic coco coir soil packed in the form of a brick. Each brick is: 8 x 4 x 2 inches, weight 1.4 lb. Contains 100% organic coconut pith and fibers. No trashy material, rocks or chunks in the mix. One little brick goes a long way. Will expand beautifully and easy to use. Definetly a safe and organic solution to grow your plants
• Premium Material: Environmental option and gorgeous texture! pure natural compressed coco peat brick with low EC; balanced pH; high expansion, and excellent breathability. The coconut fiber substrate absorbs and retains moisture really well, perfect for soil that needs drainage. Makes a lot of soil with a little brick, best garden soil substitute
• Organic Coco Coir Bricks: Like to garden? Get this. Awesome coconut peat brick will promotes healthy root growth! These seed starter soil are lightweight and absorbent, easy to manage even for garden beginners. No problems with overwatering and rotton root, making your garden soil lighter and keeping it moist longer
• Sustainable Growing Medium: An cost effective sustainable alternative to peat moss. Our renewable replacement growing medium will help your plants grow stronger and fluffed great and works well! Save time, save water and save your money! it also can mix with other potting soil or perlite to customize a mix for your different plant needs
• Wide Application: For worms, garden and compost. Our coco bricks substrate works perfectly for seed germination; seedling nursery; potting mixes; micro greens; raised garden beds; landscaping and both indoor and outdoor gardening. These fluffy and brown coco coir pith soil blocks also perfect for vermicomposting and reptile bedding