Help. Me. Out

[zwanif]

Bought a lot. Of coco. Coir
And. I'm. Left with a lot. Of it.
Bad stuff of. It. Is that I can't use it. For. My seedlings it lacks. Nutrients
Can do. Something with it. Like. Mixing. It with native soil. Or something like. And use it?!

[Rob From Sydney]

Your in luck! I've been using coconut coir for a while, and it's worked quite well.
I've mixed it with 2 parts premium potting mix to 1 part coconut coir. Creates a good soil, that's light and holds water well.
I've also germinated seeds in coconut coir, my pouterias do really well in it. Not the best for annonas, though.

[BloomAndSprout]

You can never have enough coco coir.  Mix it with peat moss.  Add fertilizer.  This is a problem I'd love to have.

[Bush2Beach]

you can germinate your seeds in pure coco coir in plastic containers with lids

[zwanif]

You can never have enough coco coir.  Mix it with peat moss.  Add fertilizer.  This is a problem I'd love to have.

It's the only. Option for cheap. In my. Country
Others are expensive so. I bought a lot 😂😂😂😂

[agroventuresperu]

You can never have enough coco coir.  Mix it with peat moss.  Add fertilizer.  This is a problem I'd love to have.

It's the only. Option for cheap. In my. Country
Others are expensive so. I bought a lot 😂😂😂😂

Are there coconut farms in Algeria?

[zwanif]

You can never have enough coco coir.  Mix it with peat moss.  Add fertilizer.  This is a problem I'd love to have.

It's the only. Option for cheap. In my. Country
Others are expensive so. I bought a lot 😂😂😂😂

Are there coconut farms in Algeria?

no. We import it
But other then coco coir
Everything is expensive
But gets on my ears
Coco can be successful where I live since I tried out mango and it's thriving
Worth to. Mention I. Love in the north west of Algeria
We the same weather as south Spain
Maybe I will. Try to grow it

[nullzero]

You can never have enough coco coir.  Mix it with peat moss.  Add fertilizer.  This is a problem I'd love to have.

It's the only. Option for cheap. In my. Country
Others are expensive so. I bought a lot 😂😂😂😂

Are there coconut farms in Algeria?

no. We import it
But other then coco coir
Everything is expensive
But gets on my ears
Coco can be successful where I live since I tried out mango and it's thriving
Worth to. Mention I. Love in the north west of Algeria
We the same weather as south Spain
Maybe I will. Try to grow it

Mix in some decomposed granite, aged goat manure, biochar, and elemental sulfur.

Something like 60% coir, 20% crushed granite, 10% biochar 10% goat manure, 1% elemental sulfur. If you can't find or make the biochar then just add more crushed granite in its place.

[agroventuresperu]

You can never have enough coco coir.  Mix it with peat moss.  Add fertilizer.  This is a problem I'd love to have.

It's the only. Option for cheap. In my. Country
Others are expensive so. I bought a lot 😂😂😂😂

Are there coconut farms in Algeria?

no. We import it
But other then coco coir
Everything is expensive
But gets on my ears
Coco can be successful where I live since I tried out mango and it's thriving
Worth to. Mention I. Love in the north west of Algeria
We the same weather as south Spain
Maybe I will. Try to grow it

Mix in some decomposed granite, aged goat manure, biochar, and elemental sulfur.

Something like 60% coir, 20% crushed granite, 10% biochar 10% goat manure, 1% elemental sulfur. If you can't find or make the biochar then just add more crushed granite in its place.

Hi Nullzero. Haven't seen you here in a while.

[nullzero]

I'm here I just post less often.