- Buffered Coco Bliss (10lbs) - 100% Buffered Organic Coco Coir for Plants & Gardening - Cocopeat for Garden Soil, Seed Starter Soil, & Mulch - Organic Coconut Coir Brick - Coconut Fiber Potting Mix

It works well with rooting plants, and the texture is good.

At first I was not expecting this to go as easy as it was, but after slowly adding slightly warmer water (80 degrees over 1hr period, 8gal total) it expanded quite easily and did not require much of a break up by hand on my part. Although I had already broken the block into about 7-8 smaller chunks it did not take an incredible amount of skill to properly complete this task. The end product well above my expectations. Yielded approx. 17-18gal after adding 3 gal of perlite. Nice, light, slightly fluffy feel with proper amount of moisture remaining (not soaked/dripping wet). The fact is is already buffered is a big plus and saved a few extra steps. I will be using this going forward without hesitation until I see reason otherwise. FANTASTIC product. TIP: although the finished product was immaculate I'd say, It may require at least one rinse/drain rinse wash for "super fine dust fibers" of extremely tiny coco fiber dust before prepping or adding amendments or additives for you plants. I only had to wash/drain rinse one time in 18 gal tote bin with pre-drilled holes.

I really like this stuff. My first time purchasing it, I saw recommendations on Youtube on using coir to make potting soil drain better. At first I was confounded on how to break it apart and only use part of the solid 10 lb block since it didn't need the whole thing for the plants I was re-potting at the time. So I look on Youtube again, and with a small hammer and screwdriver, just tapped the block vertically, and voila! What I needed came right off easily. I like this brand, no weird smell, no random new bugs hatching, it is a clean, really nice product, and I am going to buy more for my garden in the spring. Enjoy!

Clean COCO Core for not much money. Works well, all you have to do is fill a tub with water and soak it until it softens and then break it apart. Great for grow bags and mixing with soil to give the proper airflow to your roots. It can stack and since it's dry it can store for practically ever.

This is a really nice quality coco coir that is very fluffy and clean. There are no bugs or trash, smells fine, and has a great texture! This coco coir is a lot easier to break up than other ones. I took a few chunks out by using a knife because I didn’t want to use the whole thing right away. After soaking it in some water, it doubled in size! I wanted to try coco coir that was already buffered, so I decided to try this one out. It is a little bit more pricey, but I hope that the benefits are worth it. Hopefully my seedlings like it!

Plantonix Coco Bliss is the fastest-growing medium I’ve used outside of hydroponics. It minimizes pests like fruit flies and gnats and has greatly reduced nutrient deficiencies in my grows. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a clean and effective medium!

My plants grew new roots really fast and were really healthy when I used this coir as a mix combined with perlite and bagged potting soil. I think the fact that this coir is buffered really made the difference in plant health compared to some other bricks I have purchased at local hardware stores. Also This coir brick was easier to rehydrate than some other products and it was possible to break the brick into smaller chunks so I could rehydrate it in smaller quantities. I like this coir product so much that I’m going to purchase more of it and repot many of my plants into new pots using this coir as part of the perlite/potting soil I mix up. This coir does NOT retain too much moisture and works well for my small succulents when mixed with other soil components.

First time using cococore . I was impressed on the quality and Performance of the coco over Pete moss Great stuff easy to use Make sure you get buffer And ad little more calmag