Coco Bliss 650gm Bricks (6-Pack) + Perlite Bliss (16 Qts) - Coco Coir Bricks & Organic Perlite for Plants - Coco Coir Perlite Mix - Organic Coco Coir for Plants - Coconut Coir Bulk Potting Soil Mix

Includes (6x) 650gm bricks of Coco Bliss organic coco coir for plants and (1x) 16 Qt box of Perlite Bliss organic perlite for plants and gardening.

• 100% Organic Soil Amendments for Plants - Mixing coco coir with horticultural perlite drastically improves soil aeration, drainage, and water retention in potting soil, creating the ideal growing environment for indoor plants, outdoor plants, potted plants, and more. Together, these OMRI-listed soil amendments help condition the soil for improved plant performance.
• Coco Bliss Coco Coir Bricks for Plants - Coco peat is a 100% organic and renewable soil amendment that improves soil aeration, drainage, and water retention. Simply expand in water, then mix with potting soil. We recommend coco coir for gardening, succulents, herb planters, seedlings, vegetables, flowers, indoor house plants, indoor gardens, and as a mulch medium.
• Pre-Rinsed & Pre-Screened Coco Coir - Every block of Plantonix Coco Bliss has been screened multiple times through an extremely small filter to get rid of any traces of fiber, sand, and rocks. This is what sets Plantonix coco coir apart, giving you the purest and cleanest possible coco coir for plants, unlike others who don’t filter their coco core for impurities.
• Horticultural Perlite for Gardening - Plantonix Perlite Bliss is made of a medium-coarse grade that prevents soil compaction, ensuring roots have plenty of room to expand and freely access more water and nutrients. Using organic perlite for gardening leads to higher nutrient uptake and optimizes soil conditions for increased plant vigor.
• Excellent Water Retention - Mixing granular perlite with coconut coir enhances water retention, allowing the soil to hold moisture more effectively. Together, they help maintain consistent hydration for plants, ensuring that roots have steady access to water. This reduces the need for frequent watering, so you can save water and promote more sustainable gardening practices!