Rice Hulls 90 cf Bale

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.

Like coco coir, it’s a byproduct of agriculture that would otherwise be considered waste. Rice hulls are the husks that are removed from each grain of rice after harvest. The hulls are then parboiled at a high enough heat to sterilize any grains of rice that found their way into the mix, as well as weed seeds and diseases.