Re: Re: source for organic coir

[Guest guest]

I wonder what the reviewer thought coir is used for. First it has the OMRI stamp

on it, so it can't be toxic. Second I use it for my worm beds and thay seem to

like it a lot.

ew

Re: source for organic coir

Did you read the review that someone left on this product.

They called it TOXIC!!

I wonder why they said that?

Melody

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> This is a link for organic coir from Sea Leaves. I found it on amazon. Will

order it next time.

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http://www.amazon.com/Sunleaves-Organic-Classic-Mulch-Soil-Brick/dp/B003N9TK56/r\

ef=sr_1_15?s=lawn-garden & ie=UTF8 & qid=1342724711 & sr=1-15 & keywords=coir

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> Happily Sprouting

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[Guest guest]

The reviewer thought it was cocoa hulls, which are toxic to dogs, etc.

and the Pap Pack

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From: sproutpeople [mailto:sproutpeople ] On

Behalf Of Melody

Did you read the review that someone left on this product.

They called it TOXIC!!

I wonder why they said that?

Melody

[Guest guest]

Cocoa mulch is not an urban myth. I have used it around my shrubs to keep cats

from digging. It works. It is supposed to toxic to dogs because it actually is

cocoa. I don't own a dog, so I can use it in the back. I don't put it in front

where dogs may eat it.

re

Re: source for organic coir

I think the reviewer is mixing up " coco " with " cocoa. " I have heard that there

is a mulch that smells like chocolate and will attract dogs to eat it. It may

have some sort of cocoa used in it. (And chocolate is toxic to dogs.) I've also

heard this (cocoa mulch) is an urban myth. I don't have any direct experience,

but think this is probably what the Amazon review is mistakenly referring to.

Dona

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> > I wonder what the reviewer thought coir is used for. First it has the OMRI

stamp on it, so it can't be toxic. Second I use it for my worm beds and thay

seem to like it a lot.

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[Guest guest]

I think I saw that too and it was dangerous for dogs.  So whichever it was, it

was a problem if you had a dog.

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2012 9:14 PM

Subject: Re: source for organic coir

 

I think the reviewer is mixing up " coco " with " cocoa. " I have heard that there

is a mulch that smells like chocolate and will attract dogs to eat it. It may

have some sort of cocoa used in it. (And chocolate is toxic to dogs.) I've also

heard this (cocoa mulch) is an urban myth. I don't have any direct experience,

but think this is probably what the Amazon review is mistakenly referring to.

Dona

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Will order it next time.

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http://www.amazon.com/Sunleaves-Organic-Classic-Mulch-Soil-Brick/dp/B003N9TK56/r\

ef=sr_1_15?s=lawn-garden & ie=UTF8 & qid=1342724711 & sr=1-15 & keywords=coir

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