The "Substrate Manufacturing" page on Gromed Coir provides a detailed overview of the meticulous process involved in producing high-quality coco coir substrates. The process begins with the careful selection of raw coconut husks, primarily sourced from sustainable farms in India. These husks are chosen for their ideal fiber content and moisture retention capabilities. The selected husks undergo rigorous processing, starting with soaking to loosen the fibers and separate them from the pith.

After soaking, the husks are subjected to a thorough drying process under the sun, ensuring that they reach the optimal moisture content required for further processing. The dried husks are then processed into different forms, such as coco peat, coco chips, and coco fiber, depending on the intended substrate's application. These components are washed multiple times to remove impurities, including salt and other contaminants, ensuring the substrates are of the highest quality.