Applications
Start from what you are growing, then choose the format.
The right cocopeat format depends on the system it goes into. These guides start from the use case and end at the specification you should confirm before ordering.
Commercial growers
Commercial growing programmes need a growing medium that behaves the same way from one delivery to the next.
Hydroponics
Hydroponic systems put the substrate under constant irrigation, so buyers tend to be specific about salt content, grading and consistency.
Greenhouse growing
Greenhouse production concentrates a lot of value into a small area, so the growing medium is rarely chosen on price alone.
Nurseries
Nursery production runs through propagation, potting on and finishing, and each stage can call for a different medium.
Potting mix manufacturing
Potting mix manufacturers buy cocopeat as an input, not as a finished growing medium.
Ornamental and indoor plants
Ornamental and indoor plant growers work with small containers, frequent watering and plants that stay in the same pot for a long time.
Horticultural distribution
Distributors sell into a mix of customers, so range and packaging usually matter as much as the material itself.
Private label retail
Buyers who sell under their own brand need packaging, artwork and format decided before production starts.
Climbing plant support
Coir moss poles support climbing species that root along the stem.
Custom applications
If your system needs a format that is not in the standard portfolio, describe it.
In the field
Cocopeat, coco chips and coir moss poles in the growing systems they are supplied for.
Trellised cucumber Tomato rows Strawberry rows Planting into a grow bag Propagation beds Potting station Spreading into a nursery bed Fitting a coir moss pole Potting with a moss pole A mature climber on a pole