Coco Liner 30in Natural Coconut Fibre Replacement Wall Trough Basket 3 Pack

Natural Coco Liner (30in, 3 Pack) is a classic, natural solution for lining wall troughs and hanging baskets. Coconut fibre helps support healthy plant growth by encouraging good drainage and airflow while keeping compost contained.

Why you’ll love it

• Made from 100% natural coconut fibre (per product details).
• 30-inch size designed as a replacement liner for wall trough planters (per product details).
• Pack of 3 for multiple planters or seasonal refreshes (per product details).
• Helps compost stay in place while allowing water to drain properly.
• Great for flowers, trailing plants, herbs and seasonal displays.

Specifications

• Material: 100% natural coconut fibre (per product details).
• Size: 30 inches (per product details).
• Pack quantity: 3 (per product details).
• Approx. weight: 800 g (per product details).
• Use: wall trough liners / basket liners.

Ideal for

• Refreshing old wall trough planters for spring and summer blooms.
• Creating hanging basket displays with better airflow to roots.
• Herb planters on fences and patios.
• Eco-conscious gardeners who prefer natural materials.

What’s included

• 3 x coco liners, 30-inch size (SKU: B09QM5Q4BR).

Care & setup tips

Shape the liner into your trough first, then add a thin layer of compost to help it settle. Avoid compacting too tightly—coco fibre works best when it can breathe. Water thoroughly after planting and check moisture in warm weather.

FAQ

• Do I need to cut the liner? Usually it fits a 30-inch trough; trim only if necessary.
• Does it help drainage? Yes—coco fibre supports drainage and aeration.
• How long do they last? Lifespan varies with weather and watering; many gardeners refresh seasonally.

Buying & setup guide

Coco liners are popular because they’re natural, breathable and help keep compost from washing out. If you want to retain moisture longer, you can line the inside with a thin layer of compostable mulch or use a water-retaining gel in the potting mix—especially for sunny spots. For best plant health, ensure the trough has drainage holes and avoid leaving it waterlogged. Many gardeners refresh liners seasonally when they swap summer flowers for autumn/winter plants.