A coco brick, also known as a coconut coir brick, is a compacted block or brick made from coconut coir, which is the fibrous material found in the husk of coconuts. These bricks are commonly used as a growing medium and soil amendment in gardening and horticultural applications. There are two main types of coco bricks: cocopeat bricks and cocohusk bricks.
Coco bricks are typically dehydrated and compressed into a convenient brick shape for ease of handling and transportation. When you add water to a coco brick, it expands and breaks apart, becoming a loose and fluffy growing medium.
One of the advantages of using coco bricks is that they are a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to peat moss, which is not a renewable resource. Coco coir is pH neutral, making it suitable for a wide range of plants, and it can hold moisture well while also providing good drainage.

Coco brick are used for a variety of applications, including:

• Seed Starting : Coco bricks are suitable for germinating seeds and providing a healthy environment for seedlings to develop strong roots.
• Container Gardening : They are used as a soilless potting mix or as a component in potting mixes for container gardening, as they provide good aeration and moisture retention.
• Hydroponics : Coco coir bricks are used in hydroponic systems as a growing medium for plants, providing support for roots and facilitating nutrient absorption.

• Type : Block
  
• Electrical Conductivity :
  0 – 0.5 mS/cm (Low EC)
  > 1 mS/cm (High EC)
• Moisture : <20 %
• Packing Size : 30x15x5 Cm
• Weight : 1 kg per Block