Coconut coir · Shipped from Texas
Grow in clean coconut coir.
Compressed coco peat, coco chips, seed-starting discs and grow bags. Just add water. Peat free, low salt, and shipped across the US from Rosenberg, Texas.
Peat free
Made from coconut husk
Washed, low salt
Near-neutral pH
Just add water
Compressed to store small
Ships from Texas
UPS & USPS, US only
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Everything is compressed coconut coir. Pick the texture that suits what you grow.
Our coir range
Starter kits made for the job
Grow better with coir
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Practical advice for every part of your garden, all grown in coconut coir.
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This Month in the Garden
Fall is the best time to refresh tired raised beds. Loosen the soil, work in coco peat and compost, and your beds are ready for winter greens and spring planting.
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Kokkonut trade account
The trade account for growers who buy more
Nurseries, garden centers, landscapers, farms and stores across the US and Canada buy direct from the manufacturer, by the case or by the pallet.
Get trade pricing →What's included:
- Trade pricing on cases and pallets
- Online quote builder
- Delivery quoted to your door
- Private label manufacturing
- Direct from our factory in India
- Container export worldwide
From our own factory
We make, import and distribute our own coir.
OMRI Listed coco peat
Our 650 g bricks and 5 kg blocks are listed for organic use.
Real human support
Email info@kokkonut.com and a real person replies.
Ships from Texas
Orders ship from Rosenberg, Texas to anywhere in the US.
Questions, answered
How much growing medium does one brick make?
A 650 g coco peat brick expands to about 10 quarts (0.33 cubic feet). A 500 g coco chips brick makes about 0.25 cubic feet. The 11 lb (5 kg) coco peat block makes about 59 quarts, and the 10 lb (4.5 kg) coco chips block about 50 quarts.
How do I expand a brick or block?
Put it in a bucket or tub and add warm water: 1.75 to 2.5 liters (about half a gallon) for a brick, or 18 to 20 liters (about 5 gallons) for a block. Wait 30 to 40 minutes, then break it apart by hand. It is ready to use straight away.
Should I buy coco peat or coco chips?
Coco peat is fine and soil-like. Use it for seed starting, potting mixes, raised beds and hydroponics. Coco chips are chunky pieces of husk that drain quickly and keep air around the roots. They are popular for orchids, aroids, succulents, mulch and reptile bedding. Plenty of growers mix the two.
Why use coconut coir instead of peat moss?
Coir is made from coconut husk, a renewable by-product of the coconut harvest, while peat moss is dug from bogs that take centuries to form. Coir also re-wets easily after it dries out, and its pH is close to neutral.
Where do you ship, and how much does shipping cost?
We ship from Rosenberg, Texas to addresses in the United States. Shipping is calculated at checkout from the weight of your order, with UPS Ground or USPS Ground Advantage.
