What is Cocopeat and What Is It Used For?

Cocopeat is a natural, organic substrate obtained by processing and breaking down coconut husks and fibers into small pieces. Thanks to the natural structure of the coconut husk, cocopeat offers a sustainable and eco-friendly growing medium. It is widely used in agriculture and gardening and has many advantages.

The natural pH of the plant growing medium ranges between 5.5 and 6.4. Cocopeat can be used for seeds, cuttings, and potting.

It absorbs and retains water and nutrients up to 9 times its own weight. Its special structure creates a maximum rooting and growth environment. It saves water, fertilizer, time, and labor.

Which Plants Is Cocopeat Used For?

It is used in ornamental plants, cut flowers, and in the production of all plants, especially tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers.

What is Cocopeat Peat?

It has a high water retention capacity and maintains moisture for a long time. It has high drainage and minimizes irrigation-related problems. It provides optimal germination and rooting. Its porous and permeable structure ensures regular root development.

Is Cocopeat Harmful?

When used short-term in greenhouse environments, it does not cause harm over 2-3 years and is even very beneficial.

How Many Years Can Cocopeat Be Used?

It can be used from 1 up to 3 years. The average usage period is 2 years.