(1/4) 1 Coir Peat Block will fill 3 x 20ltr bags
(2/4) 1 Coir Peat Block can fill 2 x 20ltr bags
(3/4) Block Coir Peat fully expanded 60ltrs
(4/4) Using Coir as a potting mix
Coir Peat 5kg Brick
Coconut coir is a lightweight, soil less growing medium made from the fibres found between a ripe coconuts shell and outer surface. Coir Peat also known as Coco Pith or Coir Mulch, is fast becoming the top growing medium of choice for nurseries, hydroponi... Read More
Other Names: Coco Mulch, Coconut Coir, Coir Potting Media
$18.75
Specifications of Coir Peat 5kg Brick
Suitability in Pots Yes
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$34.95 ($34.95-$99.00 choose a size)
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Cherry - Royal Lee
$79.00 ($59.00-$79.00 choose a size)
Delicious, medium to large, dark red cherries, with a rounded to heart shaped look. This is a low chill cherry, requiring 200-400 hours of chill. Royal Lee requires a pollinator which has traditionally been the older Minnie Royal but flowering times of these 2 can be mismatched in warmer areas and an intermediary is helpful. The newer, self pollinating Royal Crimson blooming can bridge between these two. Bees are the main pollinating insects, so plant flowering herbs to attract them to your garden. Other stonefruit may also provide pollination services. Plant within 5m of each other for best results. Hand pollination could be helpful in years where flowering times are mismatched.
Cherry - Royal Crimson PBR
$79.00 ($79.00-$79.00 choose a size)
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$29.00 ($29.00-$59.00 choose a size)
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Pluot Plum - Black Adder
$49.00 ($49.00-$99.00 choose a size)
Graham Richards kindly gave us this low chill Pluot Plum to trial from his low chill breeding program. First fruiting this season, excellent flavour and texture. A Pluot is a cross between an Apricot and Plum- however more Plum characteristics are present. The Black Adder has Purplish- black skin with an amber flesh turning a deeper colour when very ripe. Pluots normally require cross pollination to set fruit. Try cross pollinating with another Pluot or a Japanese Plum variety- like a Mariposa. We are currently assesing its ability to self pollinate and will update our growing advice with those results. Ensure adequate sunlight, free draining fertile soil for maximum yields and healthy productive trees. Being low chill, it will produce fruit where winters are mild but may still not thrive in areas with hot summers. Protection may be beneficial.
