Coco Humus, made from composted coconut husks, is a powerful organic soil amendment that improves soil structure, retains moisture, and boosts microbial life. However, while its benefits are well-known, incorrect application can reduce its effectiveness or even harm crops. To maximize results, farmers and distributors need to understand the common mistakes in Coco Humus use—and how to avoid them. This article highlights practical tips to ensure Coco Fiber Compost supports healthy soils and sustainable farming practices. Mistake 1: Using Coco Humus as the Only Growing Medium Some growers mistakenly assume Coco Coir Compost can fully replace soil. While it’s excellent at holding water and nutrients, it works best as an

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