Plantonix Coco Bliss Fiber Soil Disks (50, 30Mm) Organic Potting Soil For Planting Indoor Container House Plants, Seed Starting, Herbs, Succulents, Wheatgrass, Microgreens, Gardening, Flowers Review

Have not tried them yet. I purchased two orders of 50, twice. This equals 100! The first time I was sent 99. This time I was sent 98. I am paying for a product to be complete! Not one less. They are expensive. Practically $30 for 50. I know it’s just one or two, but this is false advertisement and I don’t appreciate receiving anything less than what I paid for.They don’t look the same. Some look like the have already expanded. Others are tight, which is what I am expecting because they are…

These little "50 cent piece” sized discs are great and I have used them allready. I live in an apartment and have no extra place to store potting soil, but I still have plants. These pellets turn into soft, wonderful soil and I can keep them in a small space. Very happy with this purchase.

If you're looking for something to start seedlings in, this isnt it. It expanded into a mess, unsuitable for planting. I'll used the expanded material in my compost heap.

I am super happy with this product.I just soaked one disc in some water and it swelled up with such an ease and so quickly that I was in disbelief.One disc was enough for my two 6.5 inch container pot mixed with top soil and compost.The best part is you can have coco fiber (peat moss substitute)all the time handy with out occupying too much space.I am going to buy again once I finish this .

Excellent product. The 30mm discs were quite small but they expand four to five times the compressed size. My next purchase will be Of larger size discs.

Each disk is about enough for a small pot, 6” or less. I used one to refill a pot for a single amaryllis. There are no instructions Included but each disk needs about 2-2.5 cups of water to expand fully hot water works quicker.

All ten didn't make enough for one orchid. I'm really disappointed. Why would I spend 8$ on that tiny amount. Misleading.

Works great as a medium for sprouting seeds. Would not recommend by itself as a growing medium because it will keep most plant roots too wet but it's a good addition to a mix to increase water retention.

The description states for seeds but they are horrible for starting seeds. These disks are just compacted dirt mix, when you add water they don’t retain any form just loose soil. Extremely disappointed.