Cocopeat (coco peat), derived from coconut husks, is a versatile substrate primarily composed of coir fibre pith or coir dust, obtained by processing coconut husk and removing long fibres. It's renowned for its exceptional water retention capacity, making it an ideal replacement for traditional peat in soil mixtures or as a soil-less substrate for plant cultivation. With its organic composition, cocopeat fosters robust root development, allowing for seamless transplanting directly into the substrate without additional treatments. The drying duration of Cocopeat is slower than many hydroponics mediums. Cocopeat develops a high buffer capacity that will enable the plants to overcome a short time deficiency of fertilizers and water. Cultivating crops in cocopeat substrate effectively prevents soil-borne diseases, particularly beneficial for vegetables and flower crops. Additionally, cocopeat blocks, available in 5 kg blocks that expand to 25 kgs upon wetting, and cocopeat powder in 25 kg bags are also offered, providing convenient options for various gardening needs.