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Cocopeat Demand in Punjab's Malwa Belt
Cotton, kinnow and paddy still define Malwa farming, but nurseries and polyhouse growers around Kotkapura, Bathinda and Faridkot are adding cocopeat.
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4.9 · 17 Google reviews
Kotkapura, Punjab
Washed, graded cocopeat, heavy-duty HDPE grow bags and screened vermicompost from Kotkapura. For nurseries, polyhouse growers and home gardeners who need the same result every time — not a surprise every batch.

EC
< 1.0 mS/cm
Expansion
70–75 L
pH
5.5 – 6.8
4.9★
17 verified reviews
3
blocks, HDPE bags, vermicompost
EC + pH
for cocopeat batches
Malwa belt
next-day delivery
From the yard
Short clips from our Kotkapura yard — hydrating a block, packing vermicompost and setting up HDPE grow bags.
Products
Every product is sold with its specifications published. If you need a number that is not listed, ask and we will send it.

Compressed coir blocks that expand with water
per 5 kg block · indicative*
*Conditions apply
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Empty, UV-stabilised HDPE bags and 10 × 1 × 1 ft beds for terrace and polyhouse growing
per 12 × 12 in bag · indicative*
*Conditions apply
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Screened, mature vermicompost for potting mixes and beds
per kg · indicative*
*Conditions apply
Learn more*Indicative only. Conditions apply — contact us for the current rate.
Applications
Start from what you are growing, not from the product name. Each route leads to the product that actually suits the job.
Quality
Professional growers shortlist on two figures: electrical conductivity and pH. We publish typical values for both, and the specification on your quotation is the one that applies.
Typical values. Ask for the batch sheet for the stock you are receiving.
Delivery
We sit in the middle of the Malwa belt, which means most of Punjab is a same-day or next-day run. Bulk orders move by tempo, pickup or truck depending on volume.
Blog
Practical writing about cocopeat in Punjab — what it costs, how to use it, and where it fits in a polyhouse, a nursery or on a terrace.
4 min read
Cotton, kinnow and paddy still define Malwa farming, but nurseries and polyhouse growers around Kotkapura, Bathinda and Faridkot are adding cocopeat.
Read more4 min read
What compression does, why expansion volume matters more than weight, and how to read a cocopeat spec sheet without being misled.
Read more4 min read
A practical guide to hydrating a compressed cocopeat block, avoiding dry pockets, and mixing it for seedlings, pots and polyhouse beds.
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Cocopeat is the fine material left after coconut husk fibre is extracted. It is washed, dried and compressed into blocks. It holds water well, drains freely and provides good air to roots, which is why it is used as a growing medium and soil conditioner.
In everyday use, yes. Technically coco coir is the whole fibre product and cocopeat is the finer pith portion. The blocks we sell are the pith grade used for growing.
Roughly 70–75 litres of loose coir, using about 18–20 litres of water. A 650 g block makes about 9–10 litres.
Yes. Next-day delivery across the Malwa belt — Kotkapura, Faridkot, Bathinda, Moga and Sri Muktsar Sahib — and two to three working days for the rest of Punjab. Freight is quoted per order.
Retail packs start at one block, one 5-bag pack or 5 kg of vermicompost. Collection in Kotkapura has no strict minimum. For trade rates, cocopeat starts at 50 blocks, grow bags at 50 bags, and vermicompost at 100 kg because it is produced to order.