Product Description

Sri Lankan lifestyle has been inextricably intertwined with the coconut tree, not just for the milk, water, and oil giving nut, but to the leaves to the trunk to the fibrous husk that surrounds the coconut. There is no part of the coconut tree that goes to waste in a Sri Lankan household.
 
The fiber found in the coconut husk belongs to two coir fiber types, namely, bristle fiber (long Fibre) and Omatt fiber (short fiber). A unique traditional technique is known as 'Ceylon drum system' is being used to extract bristle fiber, producing long pure fiber, mostly suited for the brush industry. Long pure fiber mainly belongs to two main categories; brown and white fiber, which contributes to *0% and *0% respectively of the world coir fiber demand. with using above every part of a coconut plant, We are producing best of COCO peats. ​for growers interested in a more mature plant for transplanting, we offer our Grow-Cubes.