PlantBest Pellet Instant Greenhouse Kit - 72pc - 35mm Coconut Coir Pellets

Instant Coconut Coir Pellet Greenhouse Kit, 35mm Pellets, 72pc

Coconut coir pellets skip the messy step of scooping and packing loose growing medium into cells, since each pellet arrives dried and compressed in its own fine-mesh netting, ready to expand the moment water hits it. PlantBest's Pellet Instant Greenhouse Kit pairs that pellet format with a propagation tray and humidity dome for a complete, ready-to-run seed-starting setup.

The 72-piece count suits growers starting a large batch of herb, flower, or vegetable seedlings at once, whether for a full home garden or a small market planting.

Key Features & Benefits

• 35mm coconut coir pellets — compressed in fine-mesh netting, expand with water into individual growing cells.
• Propagation tray included — holds the expanded pellets and supports bottom-watering.
• Humidity dome included — traps warmth and moisture over the pellets until seeds germinate.
• Renewable coconut coir material — a peat-free growing medium sourced from coconut husk fiber.

Who Should Use This

This fits home gardeners and hobbyist growers who want a complete, ready-to-run seed-starting kit built around coconut coir instead of peat.

About PlantBest

PlantBest, founded by Thijs Millenaar more than 20 years ago, built its business on converting coconut husks into growing media as a renewable alternative to peat. The company operates processing facilities in India, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam and applies that same coir sourcing across its pellet, pot, and growing mix product lines.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use this pellet greenhouse kit

Set the coir pellets into the tray, add water, and let them fully expand before sowing seeds into the top of each pellet. Cover with the humidity dome until seedlings emerge, then remove it gradually to let them acclimate.

When should I remove the humidity dome

Take it off as soon as seedlings start to show, propping it open for a day or so first if only part of the tray has sprouted. Cells left under cover too long after that point are more prone to mold and damping-off.

Why choose coconut coir pellets over peat pellets

Coconut coir is a renewable byproduct of the coconut industry rather than a harvested peatland resource. It holds moisture with a similar structure to peat, making it a comparable seed-starting medium with a different sourcing profile.

What's the difference between the two pellet counts in this kit line

The kits use the same tray, dome, and 35mm pellet size, just scaled to a smaller or larger batch. The choice comes down to how many seedlings you're starting at once.