Excellent alternative to the depletion of peat bogs. Made from a renewable resource (coconut coir or husk fiber), Coco Peat lasts 3 times longer than peat, has superior disease resistance, nutrient storage and water retention (it holds 8-9 times its weight in water). pH range is 5.7-6.8. Organic and biodegradable, it has been extensively tested as a plant growth medium. Used in greenhouse and bedding plant production, on golf courses, in landscaping and erosion control. Bales are compressed 1:5 and expand to a fluffy, dark brown, great-smelling peat when warm water is added. Short fiber, ground/milled. Sizes shown below are volumes after expansion.
Product Details
Item Model Number:
PSO114
Product Dimensions:
27.75 x 14.5 x 6 inches.
Shipping Weight:
28 pounds.
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Product Label:
Coco Peat (4.5 Cu Ft Brick) Label - 200kb
Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS):
Coco Peat (4.5 Cu Ft Brick) MSDS - 21kb
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