Kay

@brook_cottagw

They are natural, and fit in really well with our garden. I like the fact that I can plump them into my flower beds if I need to. If I don’t want to disrupt the roots, then they’ll just break down.

@Thegirlgardener

I cannot get
over how brilliant these are. For someone like me, who always ends up damaging seedlings,
they are perfect for sowing individual seeds and then just potting up the whole CoirCoin, once
the seedlings are big enough to transplant.

Jo

With peat compost becoming increasingly unsustainable, coir stood out as a viable, planet-friendly option for gardeners who care about the future.

Evie @eviesallotment

I had 100% germination rate with CoirCoins even with usually difficult seeds such as peppers, aubergines and luffas. The coir pots were so handy to plant directly with the entire plant into the ground especially if the plant does not like its roots disturbed.