Natural Coconut Coir Rope 14 Kg (3,500 ft) | Heavy-Duty Eco-Friendly Garden Twine

This rope is spun from pure coconut fiber, so it is biodegradable and safe to use around plants and in your home. It leaves no plastic residue in soil, which makes it a good choice for eco-friendly gardening and handmade projects.

Key Features

• Natural and eco-friendly: Made from coconut fiber, gentle on plants and the environment.
• Strong and long-lasting: The coir strands hold up to daily use, supporting climbers, tying branches and securing loads.
• Multipurpose: Use it for plant support, hanging planters, macramé, DIY crafts, décor and packaging.
• Easy to handle: Flexible enough to cut, tie, twist and braid by hand.
• Weather-resistant: Copes with outdoor conditions and moisture.
• Bulk value: A 14 Kg roll suits nurseries, farms, craft studios and home gardeners.

Popular Uses

Plant hangers, tree and vine supports, garden borders, scratching posts, handmade baskets, wall hangings, gift wrapping and rustic decor.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is this real coconut rope or just a lookalike?
This is 100% natural coconut coir, made from the fiber of coconut husks. There is no plastic, nylon or synthetic blend in it. You can feel the difference straight away: the strands are rough, fibrous and earthy, which is exactly what real coir should be like.

2. Can I buy coconut rope wholesale?
Yes. This 14 Kg roll is popular with nurseries, farms, craft sellers and resellers who need a large quantity at a lower cost per metre. If you want several rolls, message us on WhatsApp and we will share bulk rates and the best price for your quantity.

3. How much rope do I actually get?
One roll is approximately 3,500 ft, which is about 1,050 metres. That is enough to tie hundreds of plants, make dozens of plant hangers or supply a craft studio for months. Because it comes in one continuous roll, you cut exactly the length you need and waste very little.

4. Will it snap when my plant gets heavy?
No. Coir fiber is naturally tough and keeps its strength under load. It holds climbing plants, supports tree branches and carries heavy hanging pots without stretching or slipping easily. For very heavy loads, use a double or twisted strand for extra grip.

5. Will rain ruin it?
Coir handles sun, rain and humidity better than most natural ropes. It will not rot quickly the way many plant-based twines do. Like all natural fibers, it slowly breaks down after long outdoor exposure, and that is a good thing for your garden because nothing is left behind.

6. Is it safe for my plants and soil?
Yes, completely. It is biodegradable, so it decomposes into the soil over time and leaves no plastic residue. It will not harm roots, bark or tender stems. That makes it a good choice for vegetable gardens, orchards and indoor plants.

7. Coir or jute, which one should I pick?
Jute is softer and smoother, so it suits indoor crafts and gift wrapping. Coir is rougher, thicker and more weather-resistant, so it lasts longer outdoors. If the rope will live in your garden or take heavy use, go with coir.

8. Can I make macramé with it?
Yes. The rope is flexible enough to cut, knot, twist and braid by hand, and it holds its shape well. Plant hangers, baskets, wall hangings, mats and rustic decor all work nicely. For a softer finish, you can lightly brush the strands once your project is done.

9. What is the minimum wholesale order?
Tell me your minimum quantity and any discount you offer, and I will write this answer for you. Until you add it, keep it general: “We offer wholesale rates on bulk quantities.