Ever wondered how much growing medium you actually get from a single compressed brick of coconut coir? In this video, we’re putting it to the test!
Coconut coir (or coco peat) is an eco-friendly, sustainable alternative to peat moss. It’s excellent for seed starting, container gardening, and improving soil structure. We’ll show you the step-by-step process of hydrating a dry brick and watch it expand to many times its original size. It’s one of the most cost-effective ways to get high-quality “soil” for your California garden!
In this video, you’ll learn:
The simple way to expand coconut coir bricks using water.
The surprising final volume you get from just one small brick.
Why coconut coir is a must-have for moisture retention in your pots.
Tips for mixing coir with other amendments for the perfect potting mix.
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Never would have guessed i needed 5 gallons of soil or coir to fill a 5 gallon bucket