Coir Slab
A coir slab is a highly efficient, eco-friendly growing medium used for various types of plants. Composed primarily of natural coconut coir fibers, these slabs are manually pressed, resulting in a higher moisture content compared to machine-pressed grow bags. Coir slabs offer excellent drainage, aeration, and root support, making them a versatile choice for horticulture and hydroponics.
Used For
Vegetables
Grow bags are perfect for cultivating vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and eggplants. Their compact and portable design allows for easy movement to optimize sunlight and space.
Herbs
Ideal for herbs such as basil, parsley, cilantro, and thyme, grow bags offer a convenient and small growing space. They can be placed on a sunny windowsill or balcony for easy access.
Flowers
Grow bags are versatile for growing various flowers, including annuals, perennials, and small shrubs. Their lightweight and portable nature allows for optimal placement to capture sunlight.
Small Fruits
Suitable for small fruits like strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries, grow bags accommodate these plants with shallow root systems, providing a portable and effective growing environment.
Spesification
Dimensions: Customizable to your needs
Composition: 100% Coir peat or mix 40-60% coco chips
Moisture: 40-50%
Electrical Conductivity :
0 – 0.5 mS/cm (Low EC)
Aeration: Excellent, promoting healthy root systems
Weight: Typically 3-4 kg per slab
Packaging
Polybag
- Size 104x16x7 cm
- Weight 3-4 kg
- Capacity of a 40Ft HC Container
(6,000 Coir Slab with Pallets)
(10,000 Coir Slab without Pallets)
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How do you use a coir slab before planting?
The compressed plastic casing needs to be pierced, then watered or soaked until the slab fully expands. Once expanded and the EC/pH levels are properly balanced, holes can be cut to insert plant seedlings.
Is coir slab eco-friendly and recyclable?
Yes, coir slabs are made from 100% natural organic materials that are biodegradable. After its primary lifespan, the material can be recycled into compost or used as a soil conditioner.
How long is the lifespan of a coir slab in a greenhouse?
Under proper greenhouse management, a coir slab typically lasts between 3 to 5 years.