GROWING BETTER, TOGETHER
Make peat-free growing part of your everyday gardening. Our coconut-husk-based products offer a practical alternative to peat, with compact formats for everything from houseplants to patio pots.
We want gardening to feel more manageable for people of different ages and abilities. Compact coir bricks are easy to store and prepare individually, helping reduce the need to handle bulky compost bags.
We want to help more people discover the enjoyment of growing. Prepare a brick, fill a pot and start a project together—at home, with children or in school gardening activities.
FIND YOUR NEXT GROWING ESSENTIAL
From peat-free composts for everyday planting to coir substrates and growing amendments, find the right starting point for your next project. Explore compact formats, convenient multipacks and specialist bedding for suitable pet habitats.
Coir-based compost with added nutrients for everyday growing.
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Plain and buffered coir, plus blends for your growing system.
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Perlite and coir chips to adjust aeration and drainage.
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Specialist substrates for suitable habitats and digging areas.
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Product combinations and pack sizes for larger projects.
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Explore the complete Coirology retail range.
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Compressed bricks and blocks take up less space before hydration. Choose the size and quantity that work for your storage and handling needs.
Coir turns fibrous coconut husks into a peat-free growing ingredient. Responsible sourcing, processing and transport all play a part.
Fine coir, fibre and chips bring different properties. Our manufacturing knowledge helps you choose a product for your growing needs.
Explore growing guides for houseplants, containers, hanging baskets, raised beds, orchids, cacti and climbing plants. Learn about moisture, drainage and feeding, then compare suitable composts, coir components and amendments for your plants and growing space.
Explore habitat guidance for reptiles, tortoises, planted bioactive setups and hamster digging areas. Learn about preparation and care, then match substrate choices to the needs of your species.
Hydrate compressed coir when you need it.
Explore a growing resource from coconut husks.
Follow the instructions for your chosen product.
Use a tub large enough for the expanded volume shown on your product pack. Place it at a comfortable working height.
Add water as directed on the pack. Allow the coir to expand, then loosen it until the moisture is evenly distributed.
Use alone or blend as instructed. Check whether nutrients are included and follow the feeding guidance for your plants.
Fallen leaves can become a useful garden material. Start with a clear distinction between leafmould, garden compost and a formulated growing medium.
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Protecting a container plant means considering the plant, its roots and the position of the pot. Peat-free compost is one part of that winter plan.
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As autumn light and temperatures change, revisit irrigation decisions rather than carrying summer timings into a different growing environment.
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Peat-free growing begins with understanding the materials you use. Coir comes from the fibrous coconut husk. We manufacture it into different structures and compressed formats, connecting material selection, processing and packaging.
Responsible choices also involve how a material is sourced, prepared, transported and used. Explore the details behind coir and the transition to peat-free growing.
Structure, moisture, air and feeding work together. Your plant, container and care routine help determine the right balance.
Peat-free growing media, made with carefully selected coir and controlled processing. Clear product information helps you choose, prepare and grow with confidence.
Explore crop-specific substrate options for commercial berry growing.
Formulations and formats developed around strawberry production systems.
Consider acidity strategy, aeration and stability for container-grown blueberries.
Explore drainage, structure and root volume for productive cane systems.
Discover how coir materials, crop-specific knowledge and manufacturing experience shape the products you grow with.
Explore how coir structure influences moisture, drainage and air around your plant’s roots.
Discover crop-specific thinking for commercial strawberry, blueberry and raspberry production.
Discuss specifications, quantities, packaging and delivery with a manufacturing partner.
