Pollachi Coir Order a Pallet

The Estate · Urban Farms

Supply that keeps the calendar.

Buffered, drip-ready fibre for farms that plant by the week and cannot absorb a bad lot.

Racks of salad greens growing in coir slabs in a bright glasshouse farm
The growing floor · same spec, same reading, every lot
Rows of young lettuce in an airy greenhouse
Planted to the week · fed to the recipe

Why coir, why ours

What the calendar asks of the substrate

A crop that seeds on Monday needs a substrate that behaves like the last one. A feed recipe is arithmetic; the fibre must not edit it. Controlled-environment and glasshouse farms plant to the week, and the house prepares and ships to the same discipline.

  • Calcium-buffered, so the exchange sites are settled before the crop arrives.
  • EC, pH and moisture published per lot, read by an independent laboratory.
  • An even, screened grade that wets fast under drip.
  • A standing rhythm: the same lot spec, the dated register, a reorder that arrives before the gap does.

The preparation

How the house prepares it

Slabs, plugs and open beds all start from the same pith; what differs is the preparation, and the house states every step of it.

I · The wash

Fresh water first; the loose salts leave in the tanks before anything else is asked of the fibre.

II · The buffer

A soak in calcium nitrate, long enough for calcium to take the exchange sites; the displaced sodium and potassium leave with the rinse water.

III · The screen

Graded for slabs, plugs and open beds: fast, even wetting under drip.

IV · The papers

An independent laboratory reads every lot, EC, pH, moisture and sand, with the figures before and after the buffer stated.

V · The rhythm

Planting calendars are promises. The house schedules loadings so the substrate never becomes the excuse.

A coir grow slab planted with young lettuce plugs beside a drip line Washing tanks of golden coir pith under morning light
The slab and the tanks · the farm's floor and where it was settled

The fit

Which grade does the work

GradePreparationOn the farm
Buffered ProWashed, calcium-buffered, rinsedFertigated crops, slabs and plugs; anything fed to a recipe
Washed Low-ECFresh-water washed, screenedHardy greens, open beds, ebb-and-flow benches

Per pallet £749-£899 · container of twenty-one £13,500-£17,000 · ex VAT, delivered. Where an order lands in the band is set by its preparation; the written quote states the exact figure, from the public register, before any commitment.

From the Ledger

Washing tanks of golden coir pith under morning light Field Notes · Craft

Buffered or unbuffered, told plainly

What calcium buffering actually does inside the fibre, and how to read an EC line like a grower rather than a salesman.

Read the issue

Begin with the sample kit

Test us before you trust us.

Two blocks from a current lot, with the certificate, the loading film and the testing guide: run a block through your own dosing and your own meter before the first pallet is scheduled. The kit's price is credited in full against your first pallet.

Order the sample kit · £189
The trio and sprig mark

£189 ex VAT · delivered · credited against your first order

A question about the coir?Prices, specifications or a sample kit: ask us, and a person is one line away.

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