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Cinnamon Leaf oil is used in aromatherapy applications, Cinnamon Essential Oil is known to diminish the feelings of depression, faintness, and exhaustion. It is reputed to relax the body enough to stimulate the libido, making it an effective natural aphrodisiac. Its anti-rheumatic qualities address joint and muscle pain, and it is known to be advantageous for strengthening immunity and thereby reducing the symptoms of colds and the flu. Its ability to enhance circulation helps reduce the pain associated with headaches and makes it beneficial for enhancing the function of the digestive system. 

Cinnamon quills are in 8cm lengths and tightly rolled, concentric layers of the very thin underneath layer of bark. This has been carefully peeled off cut branches and then rolled by cinnamon peelers into metre-long quills like a giant cigar. These long quills are then cut into the familiar short ‘sticks’. Cinnamon quills have an aromatic fragrance and can be put into stewed compotes of fruit, used to flavour gluwein, and curries. A centimetre broken up and put into a coffee plunger with the grounds gives it a delicately spiced flavour. Ground cinnamon quills is the best grade of cinnamon to use in the majority of cooking applications.

330g briquette is a small version of 650g briquette which is again used to make potting soil. Just add 2 liters of water after placing it in a small container and produce upto 4-5 liters of coco peat media.

650g briquette is used for potting mix. High compressed very easy to use product. Just add 4 liters of water for each 650g brqiuette then it swells and produce 9 to 10 liters of coco peat growing media.

Coco Peat Grow bag is made with 100% coco peat (coir dust) and expands by mixing water gently into holes. This product is good for plants such as Strawberry, Gotukola etc.

Another ideal potting soil, a good alternative for home-gardening purposes and available in different weights and different dimensions. Soak or add some water until the pressed disc expands to the required volume. The composted coir discs need no fertilizer, therefore it is suitable for quicker seed-germination. A good plant starter.