Thunder Acres

Coco Coir Brick (OMRI Approved for Organic Use)

Organic coco coir is a peat moss alternative, made from the husk of coconuts. This completely renewable resource helps stop the destruction of natural peat bogs. Coco coir helps prevent over wateri...

$12.99per variant

Printed in Aurora

Every part is designed in our backyard and printed in PETG at our small farm in Aurora, CO.

Made to order

We print to fulfill — no warehouse of plastic sitting around. Ships within 7 days of your order.

Real support

Stuck? Email us. We farm BSFL ourselves, and we'd rather help you succeed than ship you replacements.

Circular by design

Insect farming recycles organic waste into protein and fertilizer — the most sustainable feed on earth.

Build your bin your way.

Organic coco coir is a peat moss alternative, made from the husk of coconuts. This completely renewable resource helps stop the destruction of natural peat bogs. Coco coir helps prevent over watering and promotes strong root growth. Coco Coir  is compressed into a 1.5lb brick. When water is added it will break apart and expand up to 8 times its size.
  • Compressed bricks are easy to handle and store
  • 100% all natural and OMRI approved for Organic Use
  • This disease resistant / pH balanced growing medium provides excellent air space and water holding capacity
  • 3.5 bricks equals 1 cubic foot
  • Each brick weighs 1.5 lbs.
  • Free Standard Shipping
Why it works

Built around how BSFL actually behave.

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40× more calcium than mealworms

BSFL have a calcium-to-phosphorus ratio ideal for reptiles, amphibians, and birds — no dusting required.

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Self-harvesting

When prepupae are ready, they migrate up the ramp on their own. You just collect the jar.

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Zero waste

BSFL eat your kitchen scraps. Frass left behind is a rich organic fertilizer for your garden.

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Made in Aurora, CO

Every part is 3D-printed to order. PETG — food-safe, durable, and recyclable.

Ready to close the loop?

Your first bin. Your first harvest. Free food for your animals.

Field notes

Monthly notes from the farm.

One email a month. Setup tips, new gear, the occasional photo of our chickens losing their minds.