VE series · Civil & nursery
Coir geotextile & specialty nursery pots.
Importers searching coir geotextile exporter India or orchid coir pots wholesale are usually balancing civil-engineering specs with commercial nursery assortments. Blossom Valley supplies woven coir matting for erosion and landscaping projects alongside conical orchid pots, nursery pots, and decorative planters designed for export packing.
- Geotextile700 g/m² · 8 mm
- Rolls2 × 50 m · 400 / 40'
- Orchid pot15 cm conical
- MOQ~1,000 m² (geotextile)
What the VE programme delivers
Two buyers, one catalogue — civil engineers and nursery operators.
Geotextile rolls speak the language of slopes and overlaps; orchid and nursery pots speak the language of drainage geometry. We split the conversation cleanly.
Civil-grade geotextile
Woven coir mat at 700 g/m² and 8 mm yarn thickness — slope, bank, and landscape jobs.
Orchid & nursery pots
15 cm conicals tuned for orchid drainage; bulk nursery pots with or without metal frames.
Container-ready rolls
Around 400 rolls per 40-foot container; MOQ around 1,000 m² for project programmes.
Engineer-ready specs
GSM, roll dimensions, and test protocols issued in the format your specifier requires.
Featured VE SKUs
Geotextile rolls, orchid pots, nursery pots, and decorative planters.
Four representative VE codes — open any for dimensions, weight, and a single-line RFQ.
Civil vs horticulture
Different buyers, different briefs.
Geotextile purchasers need roll plans, container utilisation, overlap guidance, and the test protocol the project engineer cites. Nursery buyers focus on pot diameters, drainage geometry, liner compatibility, and retail-ready cartons. Split those requirements clearly in the RFQ so our response does not conflate two different compliance paths.
Where civil and nursery requirements travel together (e.g. a landscape contractor ordering both rolls and orchid pots for a hospitality install), reference both prefixes so palletisation and dunnage are planned in one container model.
Quick facts
- Code family
- VE — geotextile & specialty pots
- Channels
- Civil · landscape · orchid · ornamental nursery
- Geotextile spec
- 700 g/m² · 8 mm yarn · 2 × 50 m roll
- Pot range
- Orchid 15 cm; nursery 6–12"; decorative 12"
- Documentation
- GSM / roll certificates issued to project format
Brief the desk
What civil and nursery buyers should attach.
VE programmes move fastest when geometry, certification protocol, and installer scope travel together in the first message.
Roll / pot dimensions
Roll dimensions and GSM for civil jobs; pot diameters and frame option for nursery programmes.
Installer & project scope
Slope length, overlap rule, and dunnage compatibility for installer's equipment.
Test protocols
The exact test protocol and certificate format your civil engineer or nursery QC expects.
Related export hubs
Pair geotextile with fibre, pots, and media.
Civil projects, landscape installs, and nursery programmes all benefit from pulling related coir lanes into one paperwork bundle.
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Coir fibre & rope
Brown bristle fibre, yarn, and natural rope — civil-side companions to geotextile rolls.
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Coir pots & growers
Pressed coir pots and propagation liners — nursery-side companions to VE specialty pots.
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Cocopeat & coco chips
Compressed pith blocks and chip bricks — the medium that fills orchid and nursery pots.
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Every coir lane on one page — geotextile sits alongside pots, baskets, and media.
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Frequently asked questions
What projects typically specify woven coir geotextile?
Slope stabilisation, riverbank protection, landscaping berms, retaining-wall backing, and civil jobs needing biodegradable reinforcement. Lead times and roll weights should match your installer's equipment and the project's tendered schedule.
Can orchid pots and decorative nursery pots mix in one shipment?
Yes — provided carton marks and weight distribution work for your forwarder. List both SKU groups (orchid conicals + decorative planters) with quantities so palletisation avoids unrealistic stack heights.
Do you provide GSM or roll dimension certificates?
Yes. Certificates align to the spec sheet quoted (e.g. 700 g/m², 8 mm thickness, 2 × 50 m roll). Request the exact test protocol your engineer expects before production samples ship so paperwork matches their report format.
How many geotextile rolls fit in a 40-foot container?
Approximately 400 rolls per 40-foot container for the standard 2 × 50 m VE-1 spec, with MOQ around 1,000 m². Adjust against your moisture policy and dunnage plan.
What size of orchid pot is standard?
Orchid coir pots (VE-2) ship at 15 cm conical diameter with the drainage geometry orchids prefer. Specialty sizes are reviewed at quoting against current mould availability.
What catalogue codes cover this hub?
VE-series codes (VE-1 through VE-5) cover woven geotextile, orchid pots, nursery pots, and decorative planters in the coir export catalogue.
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Useful for project-tender briefings, overlap / dunnage questions, or orchid drainage-geometry conversations.