COIR GARDEN - Netted Coco Coins - Hydroponics Seed Germination kit - Coir Netted Coins - Pro Tray Systems - Pack of 50

It's very useful & handy for seed germination although little high price but worth spending because you don't need any pot or soil mixture, & hands clean too, germination is quite fast I love to recommend to all garden lovers .

They work great. Ordered twice already. I hoped for a bigger size and very strangely my second order were quite a bit bigger in size. You have to pour the hot water very slowly to avoid the peat spilling out. When I’ve poured enough water through it I usually hand stretch the rest of it out. Don’t put more than 3-4 seeds in. Also once seeds are in don’t keep it soaking wet, or it will attract the fungus gnat (a white worm-not good for plants-you can pluck them off if you see them). Water them daily but not soaking wet. In the photos you will see my recent order, which is quite a bit bigger than the ones from first order. The seller doesn’t mention this change of size. Big ones are way better (but not sure how to re-order that bigger size) and you can let the seedling grow much taller and stronger before transplanting.

The thing expands on soaking. Becomes about 5-6 times the original size. But still, it's very little in amount. I had to use 4-5 each time I tried to put a seed in even a very small pot.

Very easy to use, good germination condition for seeds and very very easy to plant the saplings once the roots come out, just take the whole thing and put it in a pot. Thats it. Very affordable and and must have if you like to grow your own seeds. All around a very good buy, just make sure to buy in bulk as its much cheaper.

Bought jiffy bags many times in the past and this is the worst quality and costliest amongst all.The photos are self explanatory. The compressed buttons are all of different sizes and swell up to different heights when watered. The coco peat is loose and will not give adequate support to the plant. This will cause immense trouble when put in the hydroponic tubes.

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They're okay for sprouting seeds but NOT good for your saplings.The polybags don't have drainage holes, and tend to accumulate water over time - which becomes a problem when the roots start to grow from seedlings. Of my spring (late winter) batch that I planted in these bags, almost all my seedlings ROTTED after they grew a little bigger - I could only save the ones which I transplanted just at the right time.Moreover this is a HUGE waste of money, in my opinion. Instead of these, get good quality seed trays and a good quality compost to start your seeds. Baby plats feel much more happy in light, nutritious soil.PS: The two plants that I did save ended up becoming beautiful ipomea plants, which are flowering everyday now. Attached pictures.Please drop a like if you found my review helpful.

My seeds did not germinate. So don’t know if the peats are not good or if the seeds were bad.