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Rice Hulls Soil Amendment - 50 lb Bag

  • Organic Status - OMRI Listed

Overview

Parboiled rice hull is a renewable resource that is a good alternative to perlite and vermiculite as well as being less dusty. Parboiled rice hulls have a pH near neutral to slightly alkaline. The rices hulls have little effect on the substrate pH. It is free from viable weed seed. Each 50 lb bag is about 7 cubic feet.

Soil Mixes: Add 20-30% rice hulls to soil mix
Weed Control in Containers: Add 1/2 to 1 inch of rice hulls.

Original price $24.75 - Original price $24.75
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$24.75
$24.75 - $24.75
Current price $24.75

Customer Reviews

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Aaron F.
Rice Hulls

Perfect for topdressing my containers for weed and algae control. Price was great and shipping was fast. Great shopping experience. Thank you!

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George A.
50 pound bag of rice hull

Quality product packed very well. Including shipping the price was terrific. Thank you!

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Ronald C.
Parboiled rice husks: top-notch soil amendment for raised-bed gardening!

My family is installing a number of metal raised garden beds. Our native soil is about an in deep, thanks to it being removed during the house construction. Subsoil is heavy clay loam. I desired to fill the beds with soil mix. We ordered a truckload of compost and coco coir blocks. We wanted an aerating agent like vermiculite or perlite, without environmental or practicality concerns. Ground pumice could have filled the bill, but our midwestern north american location ensured transport costs for pumice were too high, as was the built-in carbon cost of this mined producf. Research suggested rice hulls. We are mixing 1/3 rice hulls into our planting mix and are delighted! It keeps the soilless mix light, helps moderate moistness, and works GREAT!!! It even has a pleasant scent- somewhat similar to a warm southern farm on a spring day. We are planning to mix some rice hulls into our mulch to help extent our mulch. Get this, it is wonderful!

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Jordan B.
Perfect

I'm using these for weed suppression in 128 cell tray as I start seeds, this is more than enough for the season and they are working well so far.

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Will G.
Great stuff, takes a little elbow grease to break up

This has been a great soil additive! It comes *very* compressed, so it took a little work upfront with a hand rake to break it up, but otherwise it's been wonderful to work with