What Do We Do?

Besides producing the best coco peats and coir products, our commitment supersedes profiteering. We help professional horticulturists or casual enthusiasts looking to adopt more sustainable and eco-friendly faming practices, by switching to a peat moss free medium.

We provide support to farmers looking for the best way to use coir coco peat, causally at home, or in their commercial enterprises. We provide technical and customer support, and valuable information on new trends and innovations.

Coco & Coir is committed to a cleaner, safer world, and we have adopted a radical, sustainable secret formula towards that goal– the husk of the humble coconut.

‘Product was as ordered, suitably packed, at a competitive price and delivered on time. Can’t ask for more’

– John N Mullen, Amazon UK

Who Loves Coco & Coir?

Coco & Coir in its rawest essence is a brand suited for everyone – assuming everyone loves the environment as much as we do.

Our products are produced and crafted to meet the needs of environmentally conscious individuals and corporations, who are enthralled by the seemingly uncountable benefits of coco products.

Coco & Coir is the brand of choice for:

Commercial, or casual horticulture and floriculture enthusiasts
Hydroponic growers
Landscapers looking to modify courses, golf, fields and ranches.
Homeowners looking to instill a more au naturale vibe to their home décor.
Individuals and corporations looking to adapt a peat moss free practice– on the path to more sustainable farming.

Blog News

Switching to Coir Coco Peat: Ecological and Practical Reasons
August 3, 2018
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Fewer things beat the deeply satisfying feeling of tending to a plant – from its start as a tiny see...
Where to buy Coco Coir, and how to judge the quality
December 21, 2018
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So you’ve discovered Coconut Coir. You’re convinced it could be the perfect choice for your gardenin...
How to Recycle Coco Coir
December 24, 2018
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Coco coir, in its various forms, is increasingly used by gardeners as an addition to soil, or as its...
How is coco peat made?
January 11, 2019
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If you are here reading this, you are probably aware of, or considering using, nature’s true bounty,...
Which plants grow in coco coir?
February 13, 2019
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It is easy to regard Coco Coir as a ‘miracle’ growing medium, thanks to its many benefits a...
How to grow vegetables in coco coir peat
February 13, 2019
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One of the main joys of having your own garden or allotment is being able to grow some deli...
Using coco peat to grow plants in pots
February 14, 2019
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We all want to succeed when growing plants. Nothing compliments a home or garden more than ...
What is peat moss and where does it come from?
February 14, 2019
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Peat moss is a fibrous material which develops over decades, when living material and vegetation dec...
Differences Between Coco Coir Peat and Sphagnum Peat Moss
April 5, 2019
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Even if you’re someone who only has a passing interest in horticulture, the likelihood is that you w...
What to Look Out For When Buying Coco Coir
April 5, 2019
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There are countless brands of coco coir on the market today and that number is expected to keep risi...
How to Re-Use Coco Coir In Gardening
April 5, 2019
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There are many advantages to using coco coir in your home gardening, not least being the fact that i...
How often should you feed and water coco coir in your garden?
April 5, 2019
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Whilst growing plants in coco coir is similar to growing in soil, there are some differences. This a...
What organic alternatives to peat moss are available?
April 5, 2019
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As far as growing mediums go, peat moss (aka sphagnum moss) is expensive and extremely harmful to th...
The Benefits of Thick Coir Doormats
August 29, 2019
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Using renewable and sustainable resources is one of the most important ways we can tackle climate ch...
How to Prepare Coco Coir: Garden Use vs Indoor Plants
February 25, 2020
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Coco coir is fast becoming a favourite growing medium, with many a satisfied gardener culti...
Get Children Gardening
May 15, 2020
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Gardening is a brilliant hobby and pastime. Not only does it improve the look and feel of the outdoo...
Why should I switch to peat-free compost?
March 30, 2021
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Peat bogs are slightly acidic, waterlogged areas of land made up of dead plants – mostly mosses. The...
How to use coconut coir in gardening
April 1, 2021
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Many of us have found solace in gardening or cultivating indoor plants as more time has been spent a...