Legigo 4 Pack Premium Coco Coir Brick for Plants
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About Legigo 4 Pack Premium Coco Coir Brick for Plants
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
71% liked its excellent drainage properties, but 29% found it retained too much water
I have hard compact clay soil that does not drain well and dries out like concrete in the summer.
Coconut fiber should be leached out of salt before using it as garden soil as the salt deposit can be detrimental to plants.
I have noticed that when the soil is broken down, it does not absorb water and instead floats in water, making it unusable.
The soil does not absorb water when broken down, instead it floats in water making it unusable.
69% appreciated its pleasant, earthy aroma, while 31% found it had an unpleasant odor
I complained about the strong and unpleasant odor of petrol chemicals in this product. It was noticeable from a distance and left my hands stained with the smell for the rest of the afternoon.
After mixing with water, I noticed a strong chemical smell in the soil.
I noticed that the cocoa coir has a strong chemical smell.
I noticed that the garden-soil had little colored pieces of plastic in it and smelled like chemicals.
72% appreciated its optimal ph level, though 28% found it too acidic
The coconut coir had an overwhelming odor of petrol chemicals that was noticeable from a distance and left my hands stained with the smell for the rest of the afternoon.
72% praised for its high nutrient content, while 28% found it lacked essential minerals
I love the soil for my plants and continue to buy it, but it is more fibrous now.
These tools worked amazingly well in aerating the soil, lessening the compaction rate and doubling the amendments, resulting in healthier plants.
I found some weird semi-clear crystal-like pieces mixed in the soil and later discovered a piece of tinfoil. This is not something I have seen in other brands of coco coir.
71% liked its well-balanced soil structure, but 29% found it too sandy
I noticed weird semi clear crystal-like pieces throughout the soil and even found a piece of tinfoil mixed in.
I found a nail while trying to tear apart the block to use half of it as soil.
