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Chip sizes

Three grades, three substrate structures

Chip size is the main lever you pull when specifying coco husk chips: it decides the air space, drainage speed, and texture a blend ends up with. All three grades ship as compressed 5 kg blocks or loose.

Close-up of small 4–8 mm coco husk chips with a fine, even texture

Small grade

4–8 mm coco husk chips

The finest of our three chip ranges: small cubes of coconut husk that distribute evenly through a blend and suit tighter substrate structures.

  • Finer-textured substrate blends where an even particle distribution matters
  • Smaller pots and containers where coarse chunks would dominate the volume
  • Blending with cocopeat to add structure without large air pockets
  • Growing-media recipes that call for a small, consistent chip fraction
Full 4–8 mm grade details
Close-up of medium 4–12 mm coco husk chips with mixed particle sizes

Medium grade

4–12 mm coco husk chips

A balanced, general-purpose chip range that combines structure with moderate particle variation, the starting point for many potting and greenhouse blends.

  • Potting mixtures for containers of most common sizes
  • Nursery plants and container production
  • Ornamental plants that want structure without very coarse chunks
  • Greenhouse substrate blends and hydroponic media
Full 4–12 mm grade details
Close-up of coarse coco husk chips in the large 4–16 mm size range

Large grade

4–16 mm coco husk chips

Our coarsest chip range: chunky husk cubes that build open, fast-draining structures with large pore spaces for orchids, aroids, and coarse blends.

  • Orchid growing media, alone or blended
  • Aroids and other ornamentals that prefer chunky, airy mixes
  • Larger containers where coarse structure prevents compaction
  • Coarse fractions in greenhouse or hydroponic blends
Full 4–16 mm grade details

Honest sizing advice

Size is a starting point, not a prescription

The right grade depends on your crop, container, irrigation, climate, blend composition, and buyer requirements. If your application sits between grades, or you blend multiple grades, describe it in your inquiry and we will confirm what we can screen and supply.

Not sure which grade fits your line?

Send your application and container details, and we will suggest a grade to trial and confirm the current specification and quotation.