Cocopeat, also known as coconut pith, is a natural by-product obtained during the processing of coconut husks. It is widely used as a growing medium due to its excellent water retention, aeration, and eco-friendly properties.
Our cocopeat is manufactured at our facility in Pollachi, Tamil Nadu, a region renowned for premium coconut cultivation. This ensures consistent raw material quality and reliable product performance.
Yes. Cocopeat is a 100% natural, biodegradable, and renewable growing medium. It supports sustainable agriculture by reducing dependence on peat moss and improving soil health.
Our cocopeat is available in:
The grades differ based on fibre content, dust level, and the degree of processing.
Yes. Our High EC cocopeat is sterilised, pathogen-free, and odourless, making it safe and comfortable for use as bedding material in animal farms.
Yes. We supply cocopeat in bulk quantities to manufacturers, nurseries, and exporters, based on customer requirements.
Yes. We currently export our products to international markets including Iran and Korea, and support export-grade packaging and documentation.
Yes. Coco Liners are made from natural coconut fibre and are fully biodegradable, making them an environmentally friendly gardening product.
Depending on weather conditions and usage, quality coco liners typically last for one or more growing seasons before requiring replacement.
Yes. Hariom Trading Co. supplies Coco Liners and Hanging Basket Liners in bulk quantities for wholesalers, distributors, nurseries, garden centres, exporters, and landscaping projects.
They are ideal for flowering plants, petunias, geraniums, begonias, herbs, ivy, ferns, money plants, spider plants, and many trailing or ornamental varieties.
Absolutely. They are widely used by landscapers, hotels, resorts, restaurants, shopping centres, parks, and commercial gardening projects due to their durability and attractive natural appearance.
Yes. They are widely used in vertical gardening projects because they provide a natural growing environment while enhancing the visual appeal of walls and other vertical surfaces.
Unlike plastic pots, Coco Pots are biodegradable, environmentally friendly, and can often be planted directly into the soil. This reduces transplant shock and helps protect delicate root systems.
Yes. In most cases, the entire pot can be planted directly into the soil, where it gradually decomposes while allowing the roots to grow through the pot walls.
Coco Poles are ideal for Monstera, Money Plant (Pothos), Philodendron, Syngonium, Ivy, Swiss Cheese Plant, Scindapsus, climbing Anthuriums, and many other climbing or trailing plants.
Yes. They are widely used for indoor ornamental plants in homes, offices, hotels, shopping centres, and commercial interiors.
Yes. Simply insert the pole securely into the pot or planting medium and gently tie the plant stem to the pole until the aerial roots naturally attach.
They reduce moisture loss through evaporation, regulate soil temperature, minimize weed growth, and protect the soil from erosion while allowing water and nutrients to reach the roots.
They are suitable for gardens, nurseries, orchards, tree plantations, parks, roadside landscaping, public green spaces, and commercial horticultural projects.
Yes. By covering the soil around plants, they block sunlight from reaching weed seeds, helping reduce unwanted weed growth naturally.
Simply place the pellet or coin in a container and add water. Within a few minutes, it expands into loose cocopeat that is ready for sowing seeds or planting young seedlings.
They are commonly used for seed starting, vegetable and flower propagation, nursery production, greenhouse cultivation, hydroponics, tissue culture hardening, and home gardening.
Yes. They are widely used for hydroponic seedling production because they provide excellent moisture retention, aeration, and root support.
Coco Husk Chips are particularly suitable for orchids, anthuriums, bromeliads, ferns, aroids, tropical plants, and many other plants that require excellent drainage and root aeration.
Yes. Coco Husk Chips are widely used in hydroponic systems because they provide excellent moisture retention, drainage, and root support.
Yes. They are often blended with cocopeat to improve aeration and drainage while maintaining good moisture retention for different crop requirements.
Coco Husk Chips are slow to decompose and can provide a stable growing medium for several growing seasons, depending on the crop and cultivation conditions.
They are primarily used to protect exposed soil, reduce erosion, retain moisture, support vegetation growth, and stabilize slopes in landscaping and environmental projects.
Yes. They are commonly used in residential, commercial, and public landscaping projects due to their natural appearance, durability, and environmental benefits.
Yes. Coco Needle Felt Rolls can be easily cut and shaped to fit different landscape designs and project requirements.