SITCO products

Cocopeat, an organic growing medium, is versatile, non-fibrous, and lightweight, boasting exceptional water retention capabilities. Cocopeat or coco coir is a natural by-product of the coconut industry and is an excellent gardening material because of its exceptional aeration properties. Cocopeat, known for its environmental friendliness and natural resistance to microbes, is a popular alternative to peat moss. It is also widely used in animal farms as bedding material.

Coco coir collar an eco-friendly cloning collars made from virgin coco fibers & organic latex are a natural alternative to hydroponic propagation. This reduces plant stress when transplanting by supplying the plant with essential compost nutrients and allowing the material to compost in the soil as the plant grows.

Coir seedling pots are manufactured using biodegradable coconut fibre and are an ideal growing medium for all plants. These can be transplanted along with the pot into the soil. Coco-coir pots also offer high permeability to air, water, and roots. It serves as a great potting container and promotes root aeration. You can plant it directly into larger pots or soil. Since there is minimal root disturbance, it promotes healthier and stronger plants. Plants that are planted into the ground in coir pots usually take off quickly. Coco pots promote aerial root pruning (root distribution) and allow complete use of the pot.

Bristle fibers derived from coconut husks offer a sustainable and versatile material for various applications. These Bristle cut, extracted from the outer shell of coconuts, are known for their strength, durability, and natural resilience. They are commonly used in products such as brushes, doormats, and upholstery. Our coconut bristle fibers are particularly valued for their ability to withstand moisture and harsh environmental conditions, making them ideal for outdoor applications. Additionally, their inherent resistance to rot and decay enhances their longevity, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

Hessian is a natural woven fabric made from the skin of jute plant, also known as sisal fibres. It can be blended with other vegetable fibres for manufacturing ropes, nets, canvas, sacks, and bags. Jute bags and sacks help to store farm products securely without the risk of spoilage. Hessian sacks are used to carry and transport sand in the construction industry and also find application in horticulture. 

Cardamom, a member of the ginger family (Zingiberaceae), is a spice characterized by its trigonal pod husks and small black seeds, giving it a unique appearance. It is native to subtropical Asia and features as an important ingredient in Indian cuisine. Today, cardamom is also produced in Malaysia, Guatemala, and Tanzania and is sold in shelled whole seeds, whole pods, or powdered form. It is a popular ingredient in masala chai and garam masala since it blends well with clove and cinnamon and plays an invaluable role in Indian kitchens. Cardamom finds its way into various culinary traditions, including Moroccan seven-spice blends, Lebanese baharat, Thai curry pastes, and even Turkish coffee.

Garlic Bulb is used in traditional medicine and also as a food ingredient. It is the bulb of Allium sativum. There are both hardneck and softneck varieties. The hardneck varieties flourish in cold climates and have a firm, stiff central stem. The softneck variety is spicier than hardneck types. While hardnecks come with a scape having coil-like curls at the top. Another type of garlic is elephant garlic or Allium ampeloprasum, which offers a milder flavour and produces four or six cloves.

As the purest form of turmeric, the Dry turmeric finger is a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial plant belonging to the ginger family. Native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, turmeric is widely cultivated for its rhizomes, which are harvested and processed to obtain the popular spice known for its vibrant yellow color and earthy flavor. It is used in food, medicines, and dyeing. We source this dry turmeric finger product from farmers who grow the crop in a natural and organic manner. Erode is a major producer of turmeric. The turmeric fingers are used to make turmeric powder.

The term vermicompost (also vermi-compost) refers to the decomposition process of worms, usually red wigglers, white worms, and others, in order to create a mixture of decomposing organic waste, bedding materials, and vermicast. The process is also called vermicomposting, and rearing of worms for the specific purpose is called vermiculture. Vermicompost is a bio-fertilizer or 100% organic manure that is produced by vermi technology. Further, it is used in gardening and organic farming.