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Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media
Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media
Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media
Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media
Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media
Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media
Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media
Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media
Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media
Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media

Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media

$ 3.96

  • Application: Plant Bed
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • Compatible Plant Type: Flower, Fruit, Herbs, Orchid, Rose, Tomato, Vegetable
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Sri Lanka
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Features: Sustainable
  • Form: Chips
  • Item Height: Depend On Size
  • Item Length: Depend On size
  • Item Weight: 25g 1kg
  • Item Width: Depend On Size
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Material Basis: Rise Husks
  • Organic: Yes
  • Packaging: Bag
  • Type: Rice Husks
  • Volume: 25g to1 kg
  • pH Value: 5.5

Description

Welcome To My Store Dry Rice Husks Organic Ceylon Rice Hulls Compost And Hydroponic Growing Media Rice hulls are one of the most sustainable soil amendments available for improving drainage, water holding capacity and aeration. Unlike perlite and other rock products, it does not require mining; unlike peat moss it does not require land disruption to produce it. Using Rice Hulls in Your Garden For your garden soil, spread about a two" layer across the surface when you fertilize in the spring, and mix it into the top 6–12" of soil. For potted plants, you should mix 10–50% rice hulls into the potting soil. Rice hulls are extremely lightweight, so they’re especially ideal for rooftop gardening or other gardens that require an amendment to make your soil lighter. Comparison of Rice Hulls with Other Soil Amendments Rice hulls are most similar to sphagnum peat moss and coco coir, but are more sustainable than either. Somewhat less effective at aeration and water retention than peat moss or coco coir, but still a good choice–and if your soil surface is “extra bad” you can compensate for the difference by adding just a little more rice hulls than you would have coir or peat. Unlike these similar products, it is neutral pH. Peat moss and coco coir are both acidic, so use them on acid loving plants or if your soil has a high pH. Use rice hulls if your soil is the correct pH for your plants already, or is naturally acidic. Unlike perlite, pumice, vermiculite, and biochar, rice hulls break down after one season of use .. Return Policy We accept returns within 30 business days from item arrival All returned products should be in its Original Condition. The item must be returned to us in original condition and buyer needs to pay the returned shipping cost if you not satisfied with the item or its condition please contact us before leave the feedback & we will make full refund without shipping cost Full refund will be given within 48 hours after receiving the return item Contact us please contact us at any time if you have any problem we will reply within 24 hour please contact us first ,before leaving negative or natural feedback .we will try to our best to resolve your problem THANK YOU Ask us if you need any item available in our region We will arrange for you Have a Nice Day