Growing Medium: Widely used as a growing medium due to their chunky, fibrous texture for orchids, terrariums, indoor and outdoor plants that requires excellent drainage and aeration
Improves Aeration: Creates pockets of air within the growing medium, improving aeration. This allows roots to breathe and prevents compaction, promoting healthier root systems and better plant growth.
Decorative Landscaping: Can be used decoratively in garden pathways, planters, and around outdoor plants. They offer a natural aesthetic and help improve the garden’s appearance while also serving functional roles weed suppression.
Biodegradable and Compostable: Fully biodegradable and can eventually break down into organic matter, enriching the soil. When they decompose, they improve soil structure and contribute to organic matter in the garden.
Pest and Disease Resistant: Less likely to harbor pests or diseases compared to other organic materials like bark mulch. Their slow breakdown process reduces the risk of attracting unwanted insects. Naturally resistant to fungal growth, reducing the risk of plant diseases.
