Coco Peat Block 5 kg – Expands to 60–70 Litres
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Coco Peat Block 5 kg – Expands to 60–70 Litres
Important Features & Specs
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How to Use
- 1 Place the compressed block in a large container and gradually add clean water. Allow it to absorb and expand, then loosen the hydrated coco peat by hand. Use it on its own for seed starting or blend it with compost, soil and aeration materials such as perlite according to the needs of the plants. One 5 kg block expands to approximately 60–70 litres; actual volume can vary with hydration and compression.
Compressed 5 kg coco peat block that expands to approximately 60–70 litres after hydration. A clean, lightweight and versatile growing medium suitable for home gardening, nurseries, seed starting and container plants.
Pack Options
- 1 X 5kg Block
- 4 X 5kg Block Bundle
Key Benefits
- Expands to approximately 60–70 litres
- Helps retain moisture and reduces frequent watering
- Improves aeration and supports healthy root development
- Lightweight, easy to store and simple to use
- Suitable for seed starting, potting mixes, grow bags and raised beds
How to Prepare
- Place the compressed block in a large tub or container.
- Add water gradually and allow the block to absorb it.
- Break apart and fluff the softened coco peat by hand.
- Drain excess water before use.
How to Use
Use as a soil amendment or combine with compost, perlite, garden soil or other nutrients according to the needs of your plants. Coco peat itself contains very little plant nutrition, so add a suitable fertilizer or compost for sustained growth.
Suitable For
- Seed germination and nursery trays
- Indoor and outdoor pots
- Grow bags and rooftop gardens
- Vegetable, herb and flower plants
- Improving heavy or compacted soil
Product Details
- Form: Compressed block
- Approximate weight: 5 kg
- Expanded volume: Approximately 60–70 litres
- Growing conditions: Indoor, Outdoor, Greenhouse, Container Friendly
For gardeners in Pakistan: Coco peat is especially useful in containers and rooftop gardens where summer heat can dry growing media quickly. Keep the prepared medium moist but not waterlogged, and mix it with compost or fertilizer to provide balanced nutrition.