Instead of purchasing all-new hanging planters, replacing the hanging basket liners is an optimal choice! Coconut coir, a natural fiber derived from the husks of ripe coconuts, is one of the most popular products used as lining material for hanging baskets and planters.

The coconut fiber liners offer several beneficial features. They help keep plants moist between waterings, thanks to their ability to hold and slowly release water. The natural brown-colored, pre-formed coco liners are made entirely from 100% natural coconut fiber. These water-saving liners also provide excellent drainage and aeration, as they are porous. If hanging baskets or planters become too dry, the absorbent coconut liners can quickly rehydrate them. Additionally, the coconut husks used in coir contain valuable nutrients such as potassium, copper, zinc, and manganese, which benefit plant growth. The organic coconut coir material also has a neutral pH range of 6.0-6.7 and contains small amounts of beneficial phosphorus and potassium.

To further enhance moisture retention, it is recommended to consider adding water-absorbing crystals or perlite to the potting mix, especially for hanging baskets subjected to excessive heat and wind, which can lead to rapid drying. While coconut fiber liners are excellent at holding and absorbing water, they remain porous and may still dry out more quickly than other materials. Therefore, it is crucial to closely monitor the watering needs of plants housed in these liners.

In summary, 2-pack sets of half-round, extra-thick replacement molded coir liners are an ideal choice for hanging baskets and wall-mounted flower baskets. Made from 100% natural coconut fiber, these pre-formed liners help maintain plant moisture, promote air circulation, and reduce watering requirements by up to 50%. They are suitable for a variety of flowering plants, such as ivy, snapdragon, and chlorophytum, and can be used in home furnishings, gardening, balcony gardens, wedding decorations, and other greening projects.

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