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Coco chips (coconut husk chips): bulk supply
Coco chips, also called coconut husk chips or coir chips, are cut pieces of husk. They keep air around roots while holding moisture, and are used for orchids, aroids, chunky mixes and mulch.
Also known as:coco chipscoconut husk chipscoir chipscoco huskhusk chips block
What it is
What are coco chips?
Coco chips are made by cutting whole husks into small pieces, then washing and drying them.
Their chunky shape gives drainage and air that fine cocopeat does not.
They break down slowly, so they last as mulch for two to three years.
Key properties
Typical specifications
Grades and formats
Coco chip formats
Small chipsFor orchids and seedlings.
Medium chipsFor aroids and chunky mixes.
Large chipsFor mulch and landscaping.
Mixed with cocopeatBlended substrates to your recipe.
For US buyersCoco chips in the USUS orchid growers, nurseries and houseplant brands use coco chips in mixes. We supply blocks and private label packs.Bulk supply to the USA →
For Oman buyersCoco chips in OmanCoco chips make a long-lasting mulch that keeps soil cool in Oman's summer.Bulk supply to Oman →
In short
Coco chips, also called coconut husk chips or coir chips, are cut pieces of husk. They keep air around roots while holding moisture, and are used for orchids, aroids, chunky mixes and mulch.
Chip size¼–½ in (6–12 mm)
EC< 0.5 mS/cm
pH5.5–6.5
Moisture< 20%
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