Coco Fiber
Coir Pith Coir Pith A spongy material that binds the coconut fibre in the husk, coir pith is finding new applications. It is an excellent soil conditioner and is being extensively used as a soil-less medium for agri-horticultural purposes. Coir Pith is an organic tiny particle which is obtained from coconut husk while separating fibre from husk. Coir, (pronounced COY-er) comes from coconuts. It's what makes up the fibrous husks of the inner shell of the coconut and is used for all sorts of products, including rugs, ropes, brushes, and even upholstery stuffing. We're probably most familiar with it as those stiff, scratchy doormats and the fibrous liners used in hanging baskets. Coir is very rot resistant, making it perfect for outdoor products. It is also becoming increasingly popular as a potting mix and organic soil amendment.Coir pith is also known as coco peat or coir dust. Coir goes by many names. You may find it labeled as coir-peat, coco-pea