Cocopeat (coir pith) is a sustainable byproduct of coconut processing widely used as a growing medium in horticulture. Tamil Nadu in India is a leading producer of cocopeat, exporting it globally for use in landscaping, agriculture, and hydroponics. International...
Cocopeat, often referred to as coir pith or coconut coir dust, comes from the fibrous husk of the coconut. It was once a mere byproduct of coconut processing, often considered waste, but today it has become a valuable export commodity. Exporters in India (especially...
Coconut husk chips also known as coco chips – the coarse, fibrous chunks derived from coconut shells – are emerging as a revolutionary mulch in commercial horticulture. Long regarded as a waste byproduct of coconut processing, these coco chips are now being...
A sustainable shift is reshaping modern agriculture, with coconut brick manufacturers emerging as key innovators in advancing eco-friendly cultivation practices. Coconut bricks, also known as cocopeat bricks, are compact blocks made from coconut husk fibers that are...
Using cocopeat (also known as coir pith or coconut coir) as animal bedding is an emerging trend that offers numerous benefits for both animals and caretakers. Cocopeat is a natural byproduct of the coconut industry – essentially the fibrous, spongy material from...
India is one of the world’s top coconut producers, playing a key role in the global supply of coconut and its byproducts. States like Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh have large coconut plantations that generate millions of tons of coconut husks every...
Coco coir cubes are natural, eco-friendly growing blocks made from coconut husks. These blocks are formed by blending two components: coconut fibers, which are coarse strands from mature coconut shells, and coco peat, a soft, spongy dust that resembles peat moss....
Coir pith, also called coco peat, is a soft and lightweight material obtained during coconut fiber extraction. It is dried in the sun and processed to remove extra moisture and salt. Global demand for coir pith has grown as it is widely used as an eco-friendly soil...
Blueberry farming is gaining popularity in India, particularly in states like Maharashtra, where the climate is conducive to controlled cultivation. Traditionally, blueberries thrive in acidic, well-draining soil, which poses a challenge for Indian farmers since most...
If you're into gardening, farming, or hydroponics, you've probably heard about cocopeat or coir pith —a revolutionary eco-friendly growing medium derived from coconut husks. With exceptional water retention, aeration, and organic properties, cocopeat is now replacing...