Description

COCONUT CAKE 1 KG

Oil cake is one of the natural organic fertilizer with high nitrogen content, after oil extraction process of the processing plant.
Coconut Oil Cake is made by extracting the oil completely from the coconut fruit

It sounds like you might be referring to coconut cake or pend as a product related to plant care, which might be a bit of a mix-up in terms. In the context of gardening and plant care, coconut cake often refers to a byproduct of coconut oil extraction, and pend could be a shorthand or typo for something related. Let’s clarify and cover a few possibilities:

Coconut Cake (Byproduct of Coconut Oil Extraction)
Coconut cake is the fibrous residue left after extracting coconut oil. It’s rich in nutrients and can be used as a soil amendment.

How to Use Coconut Cake:

Soil Amendment:

Incorporation: Mix coconut cake into your garden soil to improve its texture and nutrient content. It helps with moisture retention and provides a slow-release source of nutrients.
Application: Spread a layer of coconut cake over the soil and then work it in with a garden fork or tiller.

Composting:

Add to Compost: Coconut cake can be added to your compost pile. It helps balance the carbon-to-nitrogen ratio in compost and improves the overall quality of the compost.

FAQ

Q: What is a coconut pend for plants?
A: A coconut pend is a coconut shell or disc used as a natural fertilizer or growth medium for plants.

Q: How does coconut cake help plants?
A: Coconut cake provides essential nutrients, moisture retention, and promotes healthy root growth in plants.

Q: Can coconut cake replace traditional soil for plants?
A: Yes, coconut cake can be used as a growing medium, especially in container gardening.

Q: Is coconut cake safe for all plants?
A: Yes, coconut cake is safe for most plants, but it may need to be supplemented with other nutrients for optimal growth.

Q: How often should I use coconut pend for my plants?
A: Coconut pend can be used every few weeks as a slow-release fertilizer, depending on the plant’s needs.