Using Coco Coir As A Soil Amendment In Your Organic Garden

[@silverstangs]

Where can we get those blocks that you all are using for the raised beds? I seen some very similar to those years ago, and have not been able to find them anywhere.

[@corrinjade3973]

Will you be making anymore videos?

[@mothurston6400]

Hi, I like your idea!! But do use regular tap water from the hose to water all of your plants? And if so isn’t that putting chemicals in the vegetables 🥦 you consume? Or does it not matter? Thank you !! Mo

[@kevinperry4551]

Using coir for my second worm bin. It's been about three weeks and they seem to be doing fine.

[@007darryl]

Hey, was it snowing out there Tish? Whow, its 80° here 😎

[@donnanutt3650]

What about the salt content

[@jesseworkme]

Which coir producer supplied your script?

[@james-jq8sk]

If you have water repellent soil, dig some coir into the soil, don't overdo it though, it's a great amendment...

[@MasterKenfucius]

Adding perlite to amend soil that has already been structurally fixed by coco coir is a silly thing to do. Perlite has no nutrients either.

[@mingsong]

they r so expensive.

[@mingsong]

I mean coconut coir. It’s hard to find, and much more expensive than peat moss.

[@jakeryker546]

In the tropics, it's super cheap xD