Coco Mixed Blocks

Atlantis Coco Mixed Blocks come in a variety of compositions. These blocks are crafted by blending coconut husk chips and cocopeat, which are then compacted into block form. The ratio of cocopeat to coco chips can vary to meet the specific requirements of plant growing media. The blocks are provided in a compressed format.

These mixed blocks are primarily used for plants that need higher air porosity to thrive quickly. By increasing the porosity of the potting mix, the coco mixed blocks help keep the soil loose and airy, which promotes healthy root growth. This improved root development contributes to better overall plant growth and higher yields.

Atlantis Coco Mixed Blocks are available in different compositions. While mixes are typically tailored to the plant’s needs, customized options can also be created upon customer request.

Applications of Coco Mixed Blocks are broad, especially in gardening, agriculture, and horticulture. Here are some of the main uses:

1. Plant Growing Media

• Coco mixed blocks are widely used as a growing medium for various plants. The balanced combination of coco peat and coco chips provides excellent drainage and aeration, making it ideal for plants that require good root oxygenation and moisture retention.

2. Hydroponic Systems

• These blocks are commonly used in hydroponic systems, where plants are grown without soil. The porosity of coco mixed blocks allows for efficient water retention and drainage, making them a preferred choice in hydroponics for vegetables, herbs, and flowers.

3. Greenhouses and Nursery Beds

• Coco mixed blocks are ideal for use in greenhouses and nursery beds where young plants are cultivated. Their ability to retain moisture and provide proper aeration is perfect for nurturing plant roots and supporting early growth.

4. Soil Amendment

• Coco mixed blocks are often used as a soil amendment to improve the structure and porosity of the soil. When mixed with traditional soil, they enhance water retention, root growth, and provide a light, fluffy texture that promotes plant health.

5. Potting Mixes

• They are frequently used in potting mixes for container plants. By improving drainage and aeration, coco mixed blocks help prevent root rot, a common issue with many plants in containers.

6. Mulching

• Coco mixed blocks, once broken down, are used as mulch for gardens. They help retain moisture in the soil, reduce weed growth, and regulate soil temperature.

7. Transplanting Medium

• These blocks are an excellent medium for transplanting seedlings, as they offer a loose, well-draining environment that minimizes transplant shock and supports root development.

8. Mushroom Cultivation

• The structure of coco mixed blocks is also suitable for mushroom cultivation. Their porous nature supports proper humidity and airflow for growing mushrooms efficiently.

9. Erosion Control

• Coco mixed blocks are sometimes used for soil erosion control in landscaping projects. They help stabilize the soil while allowing water and air to reach the plant roots.

10. Bedding for Small Animals

• The coconut fibers in the mixed blocks can be used as bedding for small animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, and birds due to their absorbent and odor-controlling properties.