Organic Coco Coir Brick, Natural Seed Starter with Low EC and pH Balance, Enhance Root Growth in Herbs, Flowers, and House Plants, Organic with High Expansion - by Vivlly (10, Pounds)

High quality fibers, was easy to expand and had very little other particulate than most other brands I've used.

I use this stuff for my canna plants mixed with perlite and it is good priced, very clean, and way cheaper than any other medium. I put this whole brick in a huge plastic totoe and them I dump 5 gallons of PHed water with a little cal mag and walk away come back in 15 and break up the clumps and it's ready.

Very nice product a little difficult to separate works well with plants

Bought this to make seed starting mix. Large block requires huge mixing container. I found inorganic materials mixed in with the fibers after hydrating, pieces of rubber and plastic. Not sure I want to use this to grow plants in now.Edit 07/22: I used this coir, mixed with perlite, as seed starting mix. It worked great! I spent months with indoor plants and NO BUGS! This is better than peat moss. I did not find any other foreign materials in the mix, and it worked as expected.

I used this as the base for my seed starting mix. Smaller fibers and blended perfectly with the other ingredients. Perfect water retention.

Works great, I mix one block with an 8qt bag of perlite.

It makes A LOT. like a lot a lot. it filled a storage tote, and 2 tidy cats cat litter buckets. seems to be good quality, but I always wash coir anyway. no weird smells, all coco fiber no garbage

This soil really helped give my tomatoes, cucumbers, strawberries, and many other fruits and vegetables a huge head start and boost mainly based on time, endurance of the stems, and a rich green color too. I would definitely recommend buying for either first time or experienced farming. It absorbs water very easily leaving no large or even minor clumps. This soil makes my farming life so much more easier and definitely a game changer!