


NURTARA Coconut chips
Natural Coconut Chips for Airy, Healthy Roots
Compressed coconut husk chips that loosen with water into a chunky, breathable substrate for orchids, aroids, and mulching. Two 1.1 lb bricks expand to about 15 quarts.
- 2 bricks, 2.2 lb
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- Triple machine washedRemoves dust, excess salts and sodium
- Low EC & pH balancedGentle on seedlings and sensitive roots
- Expands with waterReady to use in minutes, no tools needed
- 100% coconutNo added chemicals
Best Uses for NURTARA Coconut Chips
Chunky coconut husk that keeps mixes open so roots can breathe.

Orchids
A bark alternative for phalaenopsis and other epiphytes.

Aroids & Tropicals
Keeps mixes chunky for anthurium, monstera and philodendron.

Mulch
A top layer on pots and beds to help hold moisture.
Make it your mix: blend chips with coir or perlite for plants that dislike wet roots.
Shop Coconut Chips on AmazonHow to Use Coconut Chips
Ready in minutes with just water.

1Soak
Unwrap the brick and pour water over it.

2Loosen
Let it soak, then break the chips apart.

3Use
Squeeze out extra water and use.
Questions
How much do two bricks make?
About 15 quarts of loose coconut chips once fully hydrated.
Which plants are coconut chips good for?
Orchids, anthuriums, aroids and other tropical plants that like a chunky, airy mix. Chips also work as a mulch on top of pots and beds.
Can I mix coconut chips with coconut coir?
Yes. Coir holds more moisture and chips add air. Mixing the two lets you tune a blend for your plants. The coir and chips bundle includes both.
Do the chips need to be washed?
Each brick is triple machine washed to filter out excess salt, dust and impurities. Hydrate the chips, squeeze out the excess water, and they are ready to use.
Related guides
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How to Make a Coconut Coir Potting MixThree simple starting mixes for houseplants, tropical plants, and orchids, plus how to tell when your mix needs adjusting.
Coconut Coir vs. Coco Chips: Which Should You Use?Fine coir and chunky coco chips come from the same husk but behave differently. Here's how they compare, and which suits orchids.
How to Choose the Right Coconut Growing MediumFine coir, coco chips, or a blend? Start with your plant's needs, then match the medium with this quick plant-by-plant table.

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