Coco Coir Brick for Plants- 6 Pack Premium 100% Organic Peat Moss, Fiber Coconut Husk for Planting, Gardening, Potting Soil Substrate

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Love useing this in my garden and my house plants ...It is easy to use I plqce the brink in a bucket and allow it to swell with water and mix it well .My veggies were great and hope this years garden is as large .My roses were beaitiful

Expand with water and plant work well with real flowers and artificial ones

Worked well easy to use great for the price

I put 2 bricks in a 5 gallon bucket, add about 2 gallons of water and leave over night or out in the sun for several hours. After that, I break up the bricks as much as possible with a shovel or trowel and add more water, if needed. 2 bricks will fill the bucket about 3/4 full. Incredible how compacted the coir is! Much easier to carry a couple of these bricks to where they're needed than lugging heavy bags around! Really glad to have discovered these!

This is not (all) coco peat. We had trouble getting it to expand, so we started digging through the blocks and inside was miscellaneous grass clippings, bits of glitter, fabric fibers. There is no reasonable way to return this item because it is basically dirt and you have to wet it down before you find out it doesn’t work. Don’t waste your money.

1st time user. Put in my raised beds above the compost layer before garden soil. Expected more from the wetted bricks. Used all 6 in 2 5-gallon buckets. Same amount of water, dissolved 1 at a time. 1 bucket was watery compared to 2nd bucket, telling me that there was a large difference in amount of compaction per brick. Wouldn't use as top-dressed mulch due to them returning to powder when dry and it's a windy area.

I love this…all I have to do is water and brake apart and plant!