ZeeDix 50 Pack 30mm Organic Coco Coir Seed Starter Pellets, Compressed Coconut Fiber Seed Starter Soil Discs Potting Soil Mix for Indoor Outdoor Plants, Herbs Houseplants Bonsai Vegetables Flowers

Great product to use for seed starting. Easy to use. Will definitely purchase again

The pellets are the perfect size if you are starting seeds especially for beginners. They expand so much and are extremely easy to work with. I was surprised by how much starting mix I had after using half of the box of pellets. I expanded about 25 pellets in a dish so that I could add other ingredients to the mixture and I had more than enough to get started. I allowed the leftover mix to dry out completely stored it in a ziplock bag and used it for my second round of seeds. The coco coir was so light and airy after it expanded and my seeds loved it. I’m a beginner gardener and this product was so easy to waork with that I felt like a pro! Don’t hesitate to buy this one!

These make seed starting so easy. I don't have to make a huge mess spreading the substrate into planters. I just drop, add water and wait a couple of minutes. They hold moisture well which is great for new seedlings.

Was hoping for larger quantities. I prefer the bricks

I just reconstituted a few of these in water and filled my seed trays. Used a heating pad underneath and within a week, I have happy, healthy peppers and citrus growing.

Delivered on time and as expected.

As described. They are tiny, coin size discs. Please note the size.

I really wanted to love these coco coir pellets because of the great price for a 200-pack, but I have been struggling with them. Pros: They are very compact, so storage is easy. They expand quickly when placed in warm water. Cons: Netting restriction: The mesh netting around the pellets is quite thick and durable. While it holds the soil in, I noticed that the roots of my seedlings had a hard time breaking through during transplant, leading to stunted growth. Moisture inconsistency: The pellets dry out extremely fast on the top, but stay soaking wet at the bottom. This makes it really hard to keep seeds consistently moist without risking mold or damping-off. Low Quality Coir: Several of my pellets did not expand fully or became dense, fibrous "sludge" rather than the fluffy soil described. Overall, I had a low germination rate with these compared to using a traditional seed starting mix. For the hassle of managing them, I probably wouldn't buy them again.