Here's the related post (link below):

Here is a link that might be useful: Spathoglottis

Thanks LTY, I meant to post a reply there. BTW, I did a trial with some okra seeds, 10 in coir and 10 in peat mix. The ones in the coir sprouted first, grew the fastest and are still the strongest plants in my garden. Peaceful Valley has it online.

Here is a link that might be useful: coir

Ah johnjsr, it was you. I bought 2 when you first posted and have yet to do the seed thing...but I will.
If I didn't say it before, thanks for the tip!

John
Thanks for that link but looking for a cheaper price.??
It is possible to get it in bales upwards of 3 cubic feet dry but have not found a supplier.
The stuff is fantastic for seeds. I quit using anything else also like it for seasonal bulbs .
Think I might try mixing in some tree fern or crushed lava stone. I used perlite and the mix is so light the pots tip lol can't wait to see how it holds up to summer rains sure holds an incredible amount of water lol gary

Gary, I thought I remembered seeing the bales at OFE so I looked online. They do have it. 3.5 cu ft compreesed 3-1. Hmmm...that's a lot of coconuts. ;>)

Here is a link that might be useful: OFE coir

Folks: I have about 500 Coir Bricks with me, I brought them individually packed for sale, unfortunately I returned to a full time job and never started an internet site etc. It is sitting in my garage - I can sell them at $1.45 a piece and you pay the shipping. My e-mail is: rajkumar at columbus.rr.com