Manufacturers of Naturally the BEST Coconut Coir Growing Medium

With today's concern for environmentally safe products, Millenniumsoils Coir growing medium is the natural plant growth medium that fits the bill. Millenniumsoils Coir is gaining acceptance worldwide with its superior quality coconut coir products.

What is coir?

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Coir is a coarse fibre extracted from the fibrous outer shell of a coconut... more on coir

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Customer & Specialists Comments

"Our Cucumber and Peppers grown in Millenniumsoils Coco Growbags once again took off very quickly and the crop was the best we ever had."

- John & Howard Huy, Canada

"I have been growing Roses, Gerberas, and Lillies in Millenniumsoils Coir since 1995 and have had fantastic results. I would recommend Millenniumsoils Coir to all Growers."

- Andy Pierce, USA

"It's been good doing business with Millenniumsoils Coir, and we're satisfied with the good quality and service"

- Otto Bulk, Canada

"My tomatoes are growing well Coco Growbags. I am happy I made the change from rockwool"

- D. Stepanika, USA

"Listen to me fellow growers... I was shocked at the results of this coir product. I cannot speak for anyone else, but the results I find with my tomatoes and geraniums are excellent. Coconut Coir is A+ for me. Give it a try, not for me but for yourself. You will be pleased you did."

- Ernest Poortinga, USA

"Thanks to Millenniumsoils Coir, we produce excellent, high quality long stem roses"

- Walter C. Deitrick III, USA

"We grow orchids with Millenniumsoils Coco Chips, and they last over 3 - 4 years"

- Koichi Ichihara, USA

"I have Tomatoes, Cucumbers, and Italian Sweet Peppers. They are all hydroponically grown and we used your Millenniumsoils Coir Growbags. I am very pleased with the results."

- Darrell Westover, USA

Try Coir in your growing mix. Coir shows good results with a variety of crops"

- Dr. Michael Evans

Dr. C.C. Cresswell looked at Coir dust in comparison to sedge peat and sphagnum peat products, and concluded that it has superior structural stability, water absorption, drainage, and cation exchange capacity, compared to peat.