MYTHS about cocopeat, coir, coco pith, coco fiber - and how to achieve best results for your plants

Content: The video described the most prevalent myths about coir and what is wrong with them. It ends with the three golden rules of buying and using coir, based on the coir myths that are debunked. 00:00 What this video is about. 00:53 Cocopeat, coir, coco pith, coco fiver - what it is & how to use it as growing media for your plants. 01:19 Myth 1– Coir is naturally high in potassium, therefore good for plants as we do not need to add potassium fertilizers to our medium. 03:07 Myth 2 – Coir has high sodium content which makes it not suitable for growing plants. 04:44 Myth 3 – Coir is free of weed seeds, bacteria, and fungus, or sterile. 07:51 Myth 4 – Coir is a neutral medium and not an allergen. 08:13 Myth 5 – Coir cannot be reused. 09:51 Myth 6 – Coir is useful to deter snails from delicate plantings, as they do not like its texture. 10:39 Myth 7 – Coir has neutral Ph (7). 12:03 Myth 8 – Horticultural coir does not have any nutrients and plants need to be supplemented from the beginning. 13:48 Three golden rules of buying and using coir See my videos about coir: - COCOPEAT, COIR, COCO PITH, COCO FIBER - what it is & how to use it as growing media for your plants - MYTHS DEBUNKED: myths about cocopeat, coir, coco pith, coco fiber - and how to achieve best results for your plants - FERTILIZING COIR: can you use any fertilizer and why? - - How to prepare PERFECT SOIL for seedlings - My playlists: - Garden hacks: - Gardening like a pro: - Cocopeat (aka coir, coco pith) for planting 101 - Caring for houseplants like a pro- - Everything about easy-care house plants - Urban gardening - Gardening calendar - How to grow ginger at home: - Tomato plant growing - Complete garlic growing playlist - How to grow huge harvest of organic garlic - Strawberry plant growing tips ,

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