Husk Chips

  • Overview
  • Plants
  • Reptiles & Amphibians

Overview of Husk Chips

Husk chips are chunks of chipped coconut husks, that retain the same level of cellulose and lignin which majorly constitutes mesocarp of the coconut. The combination of balanced pH, low natural salt content and minimal odour makes it a perfect medium for nurturing all plants. The usage of husk chips is extended to terrariums for growing plants like moss, fern, baby cactus and other exotic flowering species.

Husk chips also finds its usage in vivarium, to provide a natural habitat for amphibians such as tortoises, reptiles, and insects.

What makes coconut husk chips a better alternative over tree barks and others?

  • Long lasting than bark
    With slow degradation
  • Holds water like
    sponge
  • Neutral pH and innate
    buffering capacity
  • 100% natural and
    renewable Resource
  • Excellent soil additive
    for orchids and potting mix
  • Uniform, clean and
    zero wastage

Plants

Coconut husk chips can be used on their own or mixed with our organic coir pith growing medium and other potting soil. The husk chips are perfect for orchids, bromeliads, anthuriums or any other plant that thrives in bark, rockwool or clay medium.

Capabilities

We are soliciting enquiries for buffered substrate at the moment and aiming to serve you soon!

Applications

  • Blended with any growing medium for increasing porosity and optimising water holding capacity.

  • Best for use in landscapes and pathways. A proven snail deterrent.

  • Blended with charcoal and perlite for exotic flowering plants.

Products
  • mm chips
  • Coco Crush

Clean Husk chips of uniform size with zero wastage. The husk can be chipped to cubes of mentioned sizes
before compressed as a block.

Specifications
Base material Coconut husk chips – washed
Chip size (mm) 6, 8, 10, 12
Physical form compressed blocks
Dry weight 5 kg ±5%
Compressed block size (L x B x H) 28 x 28 x 14 cms
Moisture 15% – 20%
Packaging Stacked and strapped on pallet

The semi-fibrous husk chips of uneven sizes ideal for blending with coir pith to increase the porosity level
and to maintain the water retention capacity. The coco crush possess the capability to be used as
an individual growing medium.

Specifications
Base material Coconut husk chips – washed
Physical form compressed blocks
Dry weight 5 kg ±5%
Compressed block size (L x B x H) 28 x 28 x 14 cms
Moisture 15% – 20%
Packaging Stacked and strapped on pallet
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    Reptiles and amphibians

    Coconut husk chips are the latest form of economical animal, reptile, and amphibian substrate. The size of the husk chips ranging between various sizes are preferred according to the size of the living creature.

    Husk chips

    Chunky pieces; available in small, medium, and large sizes. Chip size ranges from 4 millimetres to 12 millimetres.

    Coco crush

    Fluffy, fibrous, and stringy in texture: not as chunky as chips but softer in texture.

    Specifications

    Base material Coconut husk chips – washed Coco crush – washed
    Chip size (millimetres) 6mm 8mm 12mm less than 3mm chips + fibres
    Physical form Compressed Blocks
    Dry weight 5 kg +5%
    Compressed block size (L x B X H) 28 X 28 X 14 cms
    Moisture content 15 % – 20%
    Packaging Stacked and strapped on pallet

    Application

    • When used for tropical species

      Coconut husk chips and coco crush mixture acts as a natural sponge filter, keeping cages humid and absorbs waste..

    • When used for desert species

      Coconut husk chips absorbs waste and keeps the enclosures clean, fresh and odour free..

    • Turtle
    • Chameleon
    • Python
    • Newt
    • Monitor lizard

    Why husk chips is preferred over tree bark, soil, cypress mulch, sphagnum moss and other medium?

    • 100% natural and
      renewable Resource
    • Quick absorbing nature
      can be wetted to Increase
      humidity.
    • Easier to keep out of
      Water and food
      dishes
    • Reusable, soiled chips
      can be washed and
      Dried for use.
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