Harris Coconut Coir Pith, 4 Bricks Expand to 9 Gallons of Coir to Promote Healthy Root Growth

Q: veg.Plants in containers, ratio of earth,composite liq,&this coconut fiber,i have a large container garden?

It all depends on where you live and the amount of rainfall you get. I live in an area of very little rainfall, high heat, and sandy/clay soil. Everything has to be in raised gardens so I use a lot of compost and the coir would be great but expensive. I only use it in my Plumeria. Good advice would be the theory of thirds. I'm not sure what liquid you're referring to. If it's fertilizer that third wouldn't be advisable. I mix Osmocoat slow release in all my soils.

Q: Is this safe for a reptile?

If you mean to use it as some kind of bedding, it is simply pulverized coconut shells. It will retain water better than dirt, but I think it would be safe as long as they don't have an aversion to coconut.

Q: Can this be used for worm composting?

Definitely. I've used coir for my worm bins for over a decade now. It controls moisture, adds grit for digestion, and fluffs up the bedding for aeration. You can use it alone or add in other bedding materials. I add bedding materials like shredded paper to stretch out the coir.

Q: 4 bricks for a total of 9 gallons or does each brick give you 9 gallons a piece?

I have only used 1 block, but I'm thinking it's 9 gallons in total. I have added the brick to worm castings and garden soil for my container garden.

4.7/5

Product ID: 683742821

Secure Transaction

Details

Brand
HARRIS
Style
Brick Coco
Item Volume
9 Gallons

Frequently Bought Together

Harris Coco Coir Pith, 4 Bricks Expand to 9 Gallons of Coconut Coir to Promote Healthy Root Growth

Burpee Organic Horticultural Add to Potting Soil | Ideal for Seed Starting, Water Retention and Plant Propagation | 100% Natural | 8 Quart, 1-Pack, Vermiculite (8qt)