Riare 2 Pack Coco Chips Substrate for Plants- 2.2lb 100% Organic Coconut Husk Brick with Low EC and pH Balanced, High Expansion Coconut Substrate Coco Husk Mulch for Garden Flowers, Herbs, Planting

I like these coconut chips but was somewhat surprised with the texture, Good price, generous size and fast shipping were great. However, this mix was much, much coarser than I initially anticipated. I bought this product to use as part of the medium in the enclosed terrarium with a very narrow opening (antique demijohn bottle). Some chips were so large that it took a lot of effort to push them through. So this definitely needs to be considered when purchasing. Otherwise an excellent product, packaging, price and service. No regrets buying it and will likely purchase again.

I have tried a few types and this one I am most pleased with thus far. I purchased months back and I still have one block left. I just opened and used a block last week, so it will be quite a while before the last one is used.This is most definitely worth the price and it helps bring mixed into the soil. It makes it chunky for types such as monstera. My monsters love it. 😊

These coconut husk chips are a game changer for keeping my plants healthy, providing plenty of drainage at the bottom of my plant pots. They also provide great texture for the roots to grab onto, which makes re-potting plants as they grow much easier later on. I love this product and will use it for almost all my plants moving forward—I can't live without it now!

This creates beautiful drainage for potted plants. Roots can get good air and not be so compacted in dirt. Worked wonders for my rare Pothos Shangri-la.

Very large pieces

I use this as substrate for my ball python. It holds humidity great. It's inexpensive and works great. It's size in the package is nice and compact so it doesn't take up a lot of space to store. It expands a lot when water is added. Great quality.

Good quality and easy to use

I soaked these coir bricks for about four hours, broke them up, and mixed them into potting soil (along with ground biochar, moisture beads, and coarse sand) when repotting a dozen citrus and a pair of olive trees who spend most of the year outdoors. I like the coarser texture that has disappointed others who are using the product for different purposes, as it seems to both maintain some available moisture while not waterlogging roots. The trees have settled into their new pots and are thriving in the Florida summer heat, with fewer extreme swings in the moisture levels of their soil than before repotting. I happily recommend this product.