What does CHC mean in FOOD & NUTRITION

Coconut Husk Chips are coconut byproducts which are shredded and used as a mulch in gardening. It has a high water retention rate, making it ideal for plant growth, prevents soil erosion and helps retain moisture for better root growth.

Coconut husk chips provides soil aeration, contributes to the health of soil, improves biodiversity in the garden ecosystem and helps maintain the pH level of soil. Additionally, coconut husk chips act as a natural fertilizer that provides nutrients to plants.

Yes! Using coconut husk chips is very simple; simply spread at least 3-4 inches over the garden bed or container and water thoroughly. It quickly decomposes into nutrients beneficial for the plants.

Yes! Using coconut husk chips is an environmentally friendly choice because it is a sustainable product that comes from coconuts which would otherwise be discarded or burned into smoke instead adding more organic matter to your garden bed or container gardens.

Yes! Coconut husk chips can be used as an alternative to other mulches such as straw, bark or wood chip mulch since it holds more water and breaks down quickly releasing vital nutrients for the plants.

Yes! The thick layer of coconut husks prevents sunlight from reaching weeds which stops them from growing further; additionally, its structure also inhibits weed seed germination as it’s dense enough to prevent emerging seeds from taking root.

Plants that benefit most from coconut husks include shrubs, trees, vegetables or flowers grown outdoors since they require extra moisture retention and drainage during hot weather months. It's especially suitable for containers gardens due to their limited space constraints.