Coconut coir use?

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floridakat85

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Ok this might seem like a ridiculous question, but how exactly do I use coconut coir? I just got the bricks in the mail, and I know I'm suppose to soak them or moisten them somehow to turn them from brick into substrate, but how do I do that? And how much exactly will one brick of this stuff produce?
 

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Add 4 Liters of warm water to a bucket. Add 1 brick and let soak for 20 mins. Stir after and ring out the water. One good squeeze to a handful should do it. There should be enough moister to make the handful hold its shape after you open your hand. Add water weekly to get the same result.
 

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ryanseiler said:
Add 4 Liters of warm water to a bucket. Add 1 brick and let soak for 20 mins. Stir after and ring out the water. One good squeeze to a handful should do it. There should be enough moister to make the handful hold its shape after you open your hand. Add water weekly to get the same result.

perfect thanks
 
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