Import Coconut Husk Chips — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Thailand

Coconut husk chips are cut pieces of the coconut’s outer husk, commonly used as a growing medium in terrariums and horticultural beds. Namo Group offers the chips in 5 kg blocks and 20 kg bales, with a water‑holding capacity that can reach nine times the material’s weight. Laboratory analysis shows an air‑fill porosity of 36 % - 57 % and a water‑holding capacity of 30 % - 60 %, while electrical conductivity stays below 0.7 µS cm⁻¹ and pH measures between 5.8 and 6.4. The supplied Mulching Special grade is offered in three size ranges: S (10 - 12 mm), SS (6 - 8 mm) and SSS (1 - 5 mm).

The high porosity and moisture retention promote vigorous root development and reduce the need for fertilizer by roughly half compared with bark‑based media. Typical bulk density for coconut husk chips lies around 120 kg m⁻³ and a typical moisture content of 8 % - 12 % is expected after drying. Both loose and compressed formats are available, allowing growers to choose the form that best fits their handling equipment.

Orchid cultivators favour the Mulching Special grade because its fine particles (1 mm - 12 mm) improve aeration around delicate roots. The product is suited for commercial greenhouse operators, landscape contractors and hobbyist growers who require a consistent, low‑waste substrate. Orders are typically packed in the mentioned block or bale sizes, and buyers should confirm the desired Incoterm, payment schedule and any required phytosanitary certificates with Namo Group. Because the listing does not disclose a minimum order quantity, prospective importers are advised to request the specific MOQ and lead time directly.

Namo Group Co., Ltd. is based at 211/4 Daokhang Road, Bangkok 10300, Thailand. The supplier holds a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating verified trade credentials, although its public response rate is recorded as 0 % and no average response time is listed.

The company focuses on processing coconut husk into chips for horticultural applications and can supply both loose and compressed formats. It offers the product in 5 kg blocks or 20 kg bales but does not disclose production capacity, certifications, or minimum order quantities in the public listing, so buyers should request those details directly.