Using coir pots for growing
Coir pots are made out of the fibrous part that lies between the coconut and the husk. These pots are completely biodegradable, and are a brilliant medium for growing as plants can easily be transplanted into the pot. Coco -coir pots are exceptionally permeable to water, air, and the roots of the plants. They will […]
Using coir logs
Coconut coir logs are biodegradable erosion control products that can be used on hills, banks, shores or on any other areas that are at risk of erosion. They are very easy to place and use, as well as install, and they create a natural control setting that can help establish growth, and therefore, manage the erosion […]
World peace and understanding day
CoirGreen Erosion Control Products The World Peace and Understanding Day falls on the 23rd of February, and in 2019, where both peace and understanding are two concepts that are often discussed and are considered highly important for humankind, this day could not have been more relevant. There are many ways to help build peace right from […]
World wildlife day
World wildlife day “On this World Wildlife Day, let us raise awareness about the extraordinary diversity of marine life and the crucial importance of marine species to sustainable development. That way, we can continue to provide these services for future generations.” — UN Secretary-General António Guterres Animals and plants that live in the wild are invaluable […]
Horticultural Products
Coir is 100% natural, biodegradable and has many vital characteristics that make it the perfect medium for growing in both agriculture and horticulture sectors. The high air porosity of coir means that it can allow for excellent aeration even when saturated. This helps plants develop roots faster while also allowing for better yields in vegetables, fruits and […]
Coir Logs – A proven way to prevent soil erosion
“Soil erosion is second only to population growth as the biggest environmental problem the world faces. Yet, the problem, which is growing ever more critical, is being ignored because who gets excited about dirt?” DavidPimental The importance of soil was emphasised by The great Indian guru, Mahathma Gandhi, who said that ‘to forget how to […]
Jute Geotextiles
If you have ever used a gunny sack, rustic- looking bags, curtains and a other types of furniture or accessories that come with a lattice-like weave and a coarse texture, it is possible that these products were made out of jute. Jute, a natural substance, is derived from plants and has long, soft, and shiny […]
Earth Hour
Earth Hour Earth Hour will be marked around the world on 30th March. What is the Earth Hour? Having started as a symbolic lights out event in Sydney in 2007 for the first time, Earth Hour is now the world’s largest grassroots movement that aims to raise awareness on negative impacts of energy consumption and its […]
International Mother Earth Day
International Mother Earth Day The Earth we live in and its ecosystems are our home. If we are to achieve any balance among economic, environmental and social needs of our generation, as well as that of the future generation, we need to start promoting harmony with nature. The International Mother Earth Day falls on the 22nd April, […]
International Day for Biological Diversity
CoirGreen Geotextiles May 22 marks the International Day for Biological Diversity. The theme this year is focused on biodiversity as the foundation for our food and health, and as a key catalyst to transforming food systems and improving human health. What we have done so far? No matter which part of the world you live […]