St. Catharines, ON, Canada
Our Coir Fibre Bales (also called coco coir bales) are made from 100% cleaned coconut husk fiber, compressed into dense bales for easy storage and transport. Once hydrated and broken apart, they produce a high-quality growing medium with excellent aeration, moisture retention, and structural stability.
Unlike peat, coir fibers decompose slowly and maintain structure over multiple growth cycles.
These bales also serve uses beyond horticulture, like mattresses, upholstery, and erosion control.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Strong & Elastic Fibres | The coir fibers have excellent tensile strength, ensuring durability even after expansion. |
| Low Decomposition Rate | Naturally resistant to decay, allowing multiple growing seasons of use. |
| Pest-Free | Carefully processed to minimize pests and soil-borne contaminants. |
| Excellent Drainage with Moisture Retention | Retains optimal moisture while allowing excess water to drain efficiently. |
| Eco-Friendly & Renewable | Made from natural coconut husks, offering a sustainable, biodegradable alternative to synthetic mediums. |
| Specification | Detail / Range |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% Coconut Husk Fibre |
| Compression | High (compressed bale) |
| Weight Options | 80 kg, 100 kg, 120 kg, and 125 kg (±5%) |
| Hydration Method | Add warm water gradually to allow full expansion |
| Expansion Volume | Expands up to 5× original size upon hydration |
| Expansion Time | Up to ~1 hour (depending on bale size) |
| Structure | Fibrous, non-compacted, fluffy after break-up |
| Uses | Horticulture, soil amendment, erosion control, upholstery, geotextiles |
| Decomposition | Slow, lasting over multiple growth cycles |
| Pest / Disease Risk | Low, with proper processing |
| Origin | Made in India • Supplied by Avee Cocoseller |
| Packaging | Strapped or palletized bales for bulk shipment |
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
| Greenhouse / Nursery Substrate | Use the fibers as bulk growing media or mix with coco peat for structural support. |
| Soil Amendment | Mix with soil to improve aeration, drainage, and moisture retention. |
| Erosion Control & Geoengineering | Use in slope stabilization, retaining walls, and riverbank reinforcement. |
| Textiles & Upholstery | Used in mattresses, cushions, ropes, and padding material. |
| Hydroponics & Large-Scale Farming | Ideal where large volumes of growing medium are needed; growers often break the bale apart. |
Each coconut coir bale is compactly pressed for efficient handling and measures approximately 75 cm x 45 cm x 33 cm (about 29.5" x 17.7" x 12.6"). This size allows for convenient stacking and storage while maximizing the amount of coir fiber per bale.
Compression Ratio: Each coconut coir bale is compacted at a 2:1 ratio, meaning the bale expands to double its compressed size once unpacked.
For some growers, coir bales with a lower compression ratio offer practical advantages. These bales are easier to break apart by hand, which can be particularly appealing when you don't have access to heavy equipment or need only a partial amount at a time. The looser structure allows for quick setup and immediate use—perfect for small teams, home gardeners, and anyone who prefers simplicity over time-consuming processes like lengthy rehydration.
Lower compression also means less effort is required to fluff and separate the fibers, ensuring the coir is airy and ready for mixing into soil beds or pots right from the bale. This hands-on convenience makes them a popular choice for growers who value flexibility and speed in their workflow.
Our coir fibre bales are fully washed to achieve a low electrical conductivity (EC), making them suitable for a wide range of sensitive horticultural and agricultural applications. This low-salt profile ensures minimal risk of salt buildup around plant roots, promoting healthy growth right from the start.
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
| Greenhouse / Nursery Substrate | Use the fibers as bulk growing media or mix with coco peat for structural support. |
| Soil Amendment | Mix with soil to improve aeration, drainage, and moisture retention. |
| Erosion Control & Geoengineering | Use in slope stabilization, retaining walls, and riverbank reinforcement. |
| Textiles & Upholstery | Used in mattresses, cushions, ropes, and padding material. |
| Hydroponics & Large-Scale Farming | Ideal where large volumes of medium are needed; growers often break the bale apart. |
Larger coconut coir bales—sometimes weighing up to 55 lbs (25 kg) and known as coir fiber pith bales—feature a lighter compression and are particularly popular with distributors. These bales are convenient for those who wish to break up the bulk material for repackaging or resale in smaller quantities. Greenhouse growers and commercial horticulturists also favor these larger bales when re-laying substrates or when a substantial volume of coir is required for planting beds and container mixes. Whether you’re cultivating in a commercial greenhouse, reinforcing a riverbank, or filling a mattress, these versatile bales are designed for ease of use, efficient transport, and flexible application across a wide range of industries.
| Weight Options | 80 kg, 100 kg, 120 kg, and 125 kg (±5%) |
| Bulk Unit Weight | 55 lbs (25 kg) |
| Expansion Volume | Expands up to 5× original size upon hydration |
| Hydration Method | Add warm water gradually to allow full expansion |
For those requiring larger quantities, the coir fiber pith bale is a popular option. Each bale weighs approximately 55 lbs (25 kg) and features a light compression ratio of 2:1, making it easy to break apart for redistribution or direct use. These bales are especially favored by distributors and greenhouse growers who need to re-lay substrate or manage high-volume applications.
Many users appreciate that these bales can be broken apart by hand—ideal for those who prefer manual convenience over rehydration, thanks to the lower compression ratio. This flexibility allows you to choose the method that best fits your workflow and physical requirements.
Some growers may opt to break apart the bale dry, skipping hydration entirely if a coarser, more structural fiber is desired for soil aeration or erosion control. For others, rehydrating the bale unlocks its full expansion potential, making it ideal for mixing into potting blends or hydroponic media. Choose the method—hand-breaking or water expansion—that best matches your specific application and growing environment.
Upgrade your cultivation system with premium Coir Fibre Bales — contact us now for pricing, sizing options, or bulk quotes.
