Description

Coconut instead of peat - light, clean and no soaking required. BIOVITA 10 mm fraction loose coconut fibre is a natural growing medium made from crushed coconut shells and fibres, without any chemical additives. It is suitable for anyone sowing seeds, rooting cuttings, repotting orchids or wanting to loosen and aerate heavy potting soil. The 20 l package is ready to use - simply pour it out and plant.

In brief

  • Capacity: 20 l (loose, ready-to-use growing medium)
  • Form: loose coconut fibre, 10 mm fraction
  • Composition: 100% coconut fibre and crushed coconut shells, without chemical additives
  • pH: 5.5–6.5
  • Intended use: seed sowing, rooting cuttings, orchids and epiphytes, soil amendment, terrariums
  • Application: on its own or mixed with soil (e.g. 1:1–1:3) and organic fertiliser
  • Yield: 20 l is enough for approx. 6–7 20 cm pots or to loosen 40–60 l of soil
  • Manufacturer: BIOVITA - Polish growing media manufacturer

What makes this product stand out

Coconut fibre works like a sponge: it absorbs a lot of water and then gradually releases it to the roots, together with dissolved nutrients. At the same time, it is noticeably lighter than peat and does not compact into a dense, crusted mass - the roots have access to air and water does not stagnate. Its pH of 5.5–6.5 is close to neutral and suits most houseplants, vegetables and herbs.

Unlike compressed briquettes, the BIOVITA “loose” version does not require soaking or breaking up - it is ready-to-use growing medium straight from the bag. Just remember that coconut itself is low in nutrients: if it is to be the only growing medium, the manufacturer recommends combining it with organic fertiliser or feeding the plants regularly with liquid fertiliser.

How to use it step by step

Preparation: pour the fibre out of the bag and, if necessary, lightly moisten it with water - it should be damp but not dripping. There is no need to soak or sift it.

Sowing and rooting: fill trays or pots with clean fibre (optionally adding 20–30% perlite for even better drainage), sow the seeds at the required depth, insert the cuttings and press them down gently. Coconut maintains even moisture, which supports germination.

Mixing with soil: add 1 part fibre to 2–3 parts universal potting soil; heavy, clay garden soil can be loosened even at a 1:1 ratio. The fibre loosens and aerates the growing medium while also increasing its water-holding capacity.

Watering and fertilising: water when the top layer has dried out - coconut dries more slowly than soil, so it is easy to overwater it out of habit. When growing in pure fibre, start feeding the plants with liquid fertiliser from the second or third week, or mix the fibre with organic fertiliser before planting.

Application

A versatile component for home growing: seed sowing (including exotic species - coconut does not mould as easily as peat), rooting cuttings and offsets, growing medium for orchids, anthuriums and other epiphytes when mixed with bark and expanded clay, loosening amendment for soil used with monsteras, philodendrons, citrus plants and balcony vegetables, as well as a medium for hydroponics and soilless cultivation. The manufacturer also recommends it as terrarium substrate and for keeping exotic animals. With perlite and vermiculite, it creates a light, stable mix for vegetable and flower seedlings.

Gardener's tip

Coconut naturally tends to bind calcium and magnesium from water, which can make young plants grown in pure fibre look paler despite being watered. If you grow in pure coconut for longer than a few weeks, use a fertiliser containing calcium and magnesium (or at least water occasionally with a little calcium fertiliser) - the leaves will quickly regain their colour.

Specifications

Product Loose coconut fibre COCO peat, 10 mm fraction
Capacity 20 l
Form loose growing medium, ready to use (no soaking required)
Composition / Fraction crushed coconut shells and fibres, 10 mm fraction, without chemical additives
pH 5.5–6.5
Intended use sowing, rooting, orchids and epiphytes, soil amendment, hydroponics, terrariums
Yield approx. 6–7 20 cm pots; as an amendment - up to 40–60 l of soil (estimated)
Packaging plastic bag
Manufacturer BIOVITA Sp. z o.o.
EAN code 5907813164637

Wholesale purchase - full pallet

Do you run a shop, nursery or plant production business? This product is also available wholesale: pallet of 120 bags (EURO pallet 120 × 80 cm, approx. 580 kg) with pallet delivery throughout the European Union. You can also select the pallet directly on this product page under the “Quantity” option.

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Coconut fiber ready to use 20L BIOVITA

5 L 17,10 zł 20 L 43,20 zł

43,20 zł

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    Description

    Coconut instead of peat - light, clean and no soaking required. BIOVITA 10 mm fraction loose coconut fibre is a natural growing medium made from crushed coconut shells and fibres, without any chemical additives. It is suitable for anyone sowing seeds, rooting cuttings, repotting orchids or wanting to loosen and aerate heavy potting soil. The 20 l package is ready to use - simply pour it out and plant.

    In brief

    • Capacity: 20 l (loose, ready-to-use growing medium)
    • Form: loose coconut fibre, 10 mm fraction
    • Composition: 100% coconut fibre and crushed coconut shells, without chemical additives
    • pH: 5.5–6.5
    • Intended use: seed sowing, rooting cuttings, orchids and epiphytes, soil amendment, terrariums
    • Application: on its own or mixed with soil (e.g. 1:1–1:3) and organic fertiliser
    • Yield: 20 l is enough for approx. 6–7 20 cm pots or to loosen 40–60 l of soil
    • Manufacturer: BIOVITA - Polish growing media manufacturer

    What makes this product stand out

    Coconut fibre works like a sponge: it absorbs a lot of water and then gradually releases it to the roots, together with dissolved nutrients. At the same time, it is noticeably lighter than peat and does not compact into a dense, crusted mass - the roots have access to air and water does not stagnate. Its pH of 5.5–6.5 is close to neutral and suits most houseplants, vegetables and herbs.

    Unlike compressed briquettes, the BIOVITA “loose” version does not require soaking or breaking up - it is ready-to-use growing medium straight from the bag. Just remember that coconut itself is low in nutrients: if it is to be the only growing medium, the manufacturer recommends combining it with organic fertiliser or feeding the plants regularly with liquid fertiliser.

    How to use it step by step

    Preparation: pour the fibre out of the bag and, if necessary, lightly moisten it with water - it should be damp but not dripping. There is no need to soak or sift it.

    Sowing and rooting: fill trays or pots with clean fibre (optionally adding 20–30% perlite for even better drainage), sow the seeds at the required depth, insert the cuttings and press them down gently. Coconut maintains even moisture, which supports germination.

    Mixing with soil: add 1 part fibre to 2–3 parts universal potting soil; heavy, clay garden soil can be loosened even at a 1:1 ratio. The fibre loosens and aerates the growing medium while also increasing its water-holding capacity.

    Watering and fertilising: water when the top layer has dried out - coconut dries more slowly than soil, so it is easy to overwater it out of habit. When growing in pure fibre, start feeding the plants with liquid fertiliser from the second or third week, or mix the fibre with organic fertiliser before planting.

    Application

    A versatile component for home growing: seed sowing (including exotic species - coconut does not mould as easily as peat), rooting cuttings and offsets, growing medium for orchids, anthuriums and other epiphytes when mixed with bark and expanded clay, loosening amendment for soil used with monsteras, philodendrons, citrus plants and balcony vegetables, as well as a medium for hydroponics and soilless cultivation. The manufacturer also recommends it as terrarium substrate and for keeping exotic animals. With perlite and vermiculite, it creates a light, stable mix for vegetable and flower seedlings.

    Gardener's tip

    Coconut naturally tends to bind calcium and magnesium from water, which can make young plants grown in pure fibre look paler despite being watered. If you grow in pure coconut for longer than a few weeks, use a fertiliser containing calcium and magnesium (or at least water occasionally with a little calcium fertiliser) - the leaves will quickly regain their colour.

    Specifications

    Product Loose coconut fibre COCO peat, 10 mm fraction
    Capacity 20 l
    Form loose growing medium, ready to use (no soaking required)
    Composition / Fraction crushed coconut shells and fibres, 10 mm fraction, without chemical additives
    pH 5.5–6.5
    Intended use sowing, rooting, orchids and epiphytes, soil amendment, hydroponics, terrariums
    Yield approx. 6–7 20 cm pots; as an amendment - up to 40–60 l of soil (estimated)
    Packaging plastic bag
    Manufacturer BIOVITA Sp. z o.o.
    EAN code 5907813164637

    Wholesale purchase - full pallet

    Do you run a shop, nursery or plant production business? This product is also available wholesale: pallet of 120 bags (EURO pallet 120 × 80 cm, approx. 580 kg) with pallet delivery throughout the European Union. You can also select the pallet directly on this product page under the “Quantity” option.

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    Do you ship orders to the entire European Union?

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