Coco Coir Hydroponics: The Complete Guide

 

Coconut coir, also known as “coco peat” or “coconut fiber”, is a natural growing medium from the husk of coconuts. It is a sustainable and renewable soil substitute that has been used for various applications, including agriculture, construction, textiles, and automotive.

 Hydroponic is a type of cultivation in which plants are grown directly into a liquid nutrient medium or medium, rather than the soil. The substrates can be sand, rice husk, coir husk, peat, or vermiculite perlite, etc. This cultivation type is usually defined as “growing plants in water” or “growing plants without soil”. The hydroponic growing technique is one of the modern gardening methods. The technique helps growers easily control as well as provide nutrients for plants to grow as desired.