What is coco husk?
Coco husk is the coarse, fibrous outer shell of a coconut, offering a chunky, long-lasting material perfect for aerating soil and supporting healthy root growth. It’s a natural alternative to bark and an essential ingredient in many tropical plant mixes.
 
How it's made?
Coco husk is the coarse, fibrous outer shell of a coconut, offering a chunky, long-lasting material perfect for aerating soil and supporting healthy root growth. It’s a natural alternative to bark and an essential ingredient in many tropical plant mixes.
 
Where it comes from?
Mainly sourced from coconut-growing regions like Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia, and Malaysia, coco husk is a byproduct of the coconut industry—making it sustainable and environmentally friendly.
 
How it's used?
Used in orchid, monstera, and philodendron mixes, terrariums, or even reptile enclosures. It boosts drainage, prevents soil compaction, and improves root anchorage.
 
Fun fact!
Coco husk fibers are so tough and resilient that they’re also used in making mats, ropes, and brushes—but plants love them best!