Organic Rice Hulls (50 lb Bag)

The rice hulls were packaged well enough to survive a hungry bear carrying off the 50# bag. Fortunately I was able to track the rice hull trail and found the bag about 50 meters away. Rice hulls are not proper food for a bear. I am looking forward to using rice hulls instead of perlite!

very happy with the purchase. highly recommended!

Using rice hulls to suppress the weeds in my outdoor container plants. Also using in pathways of new garden area. Cheap for the volume of material. Looks tidier than straw in the 1 gallon pots.

Excellent quality, it is exactly what I wanted.

Richard Byrd

I have not used this product as of yet since I'm waiting for Spring to arrive. It's right around the corner for us here and arrives fairly early in this part of west Texas on the Rio Grande. We've already had sightings of the Texas Bluebonnets and it's only the first week of January. The Bluebonnets plants have been spotted growing so the blooms are only weeks away. Even now when it seems the cold will hang around forever, the bluebonnets let us know that the warmth of Spring is not too far off now for us.

I have ordered composted manure that is mixed with the rice hulls and it's another product that I rely on as well. So, the rice hulls were something I was more than ready to try. Our soils here are almost 100 percent bentonite clay so all of my crops are in containers outside and inside. I make my soils from peat moss, Cherry Stone #2, a good potting soil either purchased here or elsewhere that is not mainly chunks of bark and sticks, the rice hulls, and composted manure. I order my ingredients from here because I can trust the quality. Thank you again.