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Coco Chip Brick
Great for improving drainage & soil aeration, our 100% organic coco chips can be used on their own, as a soil amendment, or as a component of homemade potting mixes. When ready to use, just add water!
One 500g compressed Coconut Husk Chip brick (8 x 4 x 1.8-inch) expands to 1.6 gallons of chunky coconut substrate. The perfect size for smaller houseplant repotting projects.
Need more? Get our 5kg brick (12 x 12 x 5-inch) which expands to 18.5 gallons of rehydrated coconut chips.
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Coco Chips FAQs
Coconut chips are one of the ways coconut husks (also referred to as coconut coir) are processed to be used for houseplants and gardens. Coco chips are made by chopping coconut coir into uniform chunks and are an eco-friendly, water-absorbing equivalent to conventional mulch. Coco coir can also be made into coco peat, a finer, less chunky product that provides a sustainable alternative to conventional peat moss. Choose coco chips over coco peat when you need more aeration and less moisture retention in your soil.
Coco chips can both retain water AND promote better soil aeration and drainage, making it more ideal for indoor gardeners than traditional potting soil alone. It helps your plants to absorb water and nutrients more effectively while reducing oversaturation & preventing waterlogged roots.
Mix coconut husk chips into your soil mix any time you want more soil aeration. Our coco chips can be added to soil for potted plants, outdoor gardens, orchid cultivation, vegetables, herbs, and flowers. Coco chips can also be used to mulch garden beds and in landscaping as a decorative alternative to bark and other mulches. Tropical houseplants particularly love coconut coir mixed into their pots.
Customer Reviews
Easy to work with, I used this along with other things to create my own soil mix. Perfect!
Easy to work with, I used this along with other things to create my own soil mix. Perfect!
The package was smaller than I thought it would be. You would probably need 3 or 4 packs to repot a large plant. I don’t think I would call this coco chips though. It’s mostly coco coir and less chips.
Its solid nice quality chip. Used it in my soiless potting mix, and in moss poles in place of sphagnum moss.
Its solid nice quality chip. Used it in my soiless potting mix, and in moss poles in place of sphagnum moss.
