Import Coconut Peat — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Coconut peat from Pt. Cahaya Terang is a compressed growing medium sourced from Indonesia, supplied in 30x30x15 cm blocks weighing 5 kg each. The material retains 15% moisture content by default, providing a balanced root environment for horticultural use. Its pH-neutral composition suits a broad spectrum of plants, from ornamentals to commercial crops, without requiring additional amendments for most applications.

The blocks are composed of 100% organic coco coir, a byproduct of coconut husk processing, making them fully biodegradable and sustainable. Typical industry standards for coconut peat include a fibre length of 5-15 cm and a low EC (electrical conductivity) of under 1.0 mS/cm, which reduces the risk of salt burn in sensitive species. The lightweight nature of the blocks simplifies handling, while their compressed form expands to roughly 15 litres when rehydrated, a standard expansion ratio for premium coco peat.

Indonesian coconut peat is widely adopted in nurseries, greenhouses, and hydroponic systems due to its water retention and aeration balance. Buyers typically use it as a standalone medium or blend it with perlite or vermiculite for tailored substrates. Pt. Cahaya Terang’s offering targets wholesale importers seeking consistent quality for large-scale projects, with packaging designed to withstand export logistics. The product’s versatility extends to seed starting, soil conditioning, and erosion control applications.

Pt. Cahaya Terang is an Indonesian supplier specialising in horticultural substrates, with a focus on eco-friendly coconut-based products. The company operates within the imported tier, indicating a history of cross-border trade, though its current trust signals show a harbor-tier status with no recorded response activity on the platform to date.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose additional details such as production capacity, certifications, or years in operation. Buyers should independently verify these aspects, as well as quality control processes, before committing to large orders. The absence of response metrics suggests that direct outreach may be necessary to confirm trade terms, lead times, and technical specifications beyond those listed.