Coir & preparation
Washing or buffering?
A low EC result and a buffering treatment answer different questions. Confirm both on the product specification before deciding how to prepare your cocopeat.
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What should I do with damaged cocopeat pallets?
Document the damage and assess the affected units before using them.
Teral grower guidance · Updated 27 October 2026
CobyYour coir & preparation guideTHE COCOPEAT CONNECTION
Why the root zone matters
A torn wrapper, crushed unit and wet contamination are different problems and require different assessments.
01 / OBSERVE
Three checks before you change anything
- Photograph pallet condition, labels and the specific affected packages.
- Separate damaged units from intact stock while keeping their identity.
- Check whether the damage changes product cleanliness, quantity or usability.
02 / NARROW IT DOWN
What type of damage is visible?
Choose the closest observation for a suggested next check.
Outer wrapping only
Inspect the inner units and document whether their packaging remains intact.
Crushed or broken units
Assess whether the agreed quantity and handling performance can still be met.
Wet or contaminated packages
Hold the affected stock and seek supplier guidance before introducing it to production.
03 / TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Leave with something useful
Report the facts with unit counts and photographs through the agreed delivery process.
Keep in mind
Do not assume all damage is cosmetic or that every unit on the pallet is unusable.
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