Discover the superior plant nurturing capabilities of our Premium Cocopeat Substrate Blocks, crafted from the finest coconut husks sourced directly from Turkey's rich landscapes. Our cocopeat, also known as coir, is an exceptional by-product of coconut fiber extraction, meticulously aged and composted over a four-month period to ensure stabilization and prime horticultural quality.

This natural, organic substrate boasts a high cation exchange capacity, allowing it to retain nutrients effectively and release them to plant roots, promoting vigorous growth. With a pH balance ranging from 5.5 to 6 and an EC level below 1.0 mS/cm, our cocopeat creates the perfect environment for a wide range of plants.

Offered in compressed 4-5 kg blocks and customizable grow-bags, our cocopeat is sieved to eliminate residual fibers and dust, ensuring a pure and clean medium. The coir is also washed thoroughly to lower the EC value and remove excess salts, while select batches are treated with calcium and magnesium to further optimize the balance of nutrients.

Our Fine coco variant, with 0-8 mm particle size and 2-5% fiber volume, caters to growers demanding finer substrates, while the Standard coco version, with a 0-12 mm size and 10-15% fiber volume, is perfect for those requiring a more substantial structure.

Made in Turkey for Export: Each block of our Turkish cocopeat is a testament to the nation's dedication to sustainable agriculture and export-quality production. Turkey's expertise in eco-friendly practices shines through in these renewable resources, making our cocopeat not just a choice but an investment in quality and sustainability. With years of experience in the export market, we ensure that each product meets the rigorous standards demanded by international buyers, promising a reliable, high-quality supply for your agricultural and horticultural needs.

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