Triumph Plant Coco Coir Bricks - A Natural Additive to Potting Soil for Potted Plants & Gardens- Coconut Coir is a Sustainable Alternative to Peat Moss - Average Brick Size is 10 oz - 3 Bricks

Excellent stuff. One brick yields 15 cups of coir once hydrated. Mix it with equal parts of perlite and 10% earthworm castings and you won't go wrong.

Fast and easy. Just the right amount for my needs. It doesn't seem like much at first but after you wet it and fluff it you end up with quite a lot. A little goes a long way for me because I mix it with organic soil and additives to make Super Soil. The end result is a high quality product. I will keep purchasing this

These are exactly what I've been looking for: a brick of coir I can rehydrate and use from time to time for growing microgreens.

It's amazing how much you get out of one little brick when you add water.I'm breeding grindal worms and coconut fiber is the way to go.I was very happy on how it was packaged,thank you

First time purchasing something like this- needed it fast so didn't spend lots of time researching other options; so far it has worked well for our new Nature's Head marine composting toilet; it arrived within 2 days, 3 separate and small tidy bricks, to be rehydrated as needed

Expands nicely with warm to hot water. Needs a little mixing but works as a great medium for growing plants. It helps a lot when I mix it in with my seedling mix for extra moisture retention.

Great stuff! No bad smells or unidentifiable chunks . I mixed this up with a gallon of fish tank water and used it for hot pepper seedlings. They are growing great with no damping off or pale color. I bought this to try and avoid the insects I had been getting out of the name brand potting products. I will update in the near future to tell if I was successful in the bug wars!

This was my first time trying this in my planters and I am so glad I found this item. My planters are beautiful and this really does seem to help hold water. will buy again for next year