WAURHER Leca Expanded Clay Pebbles 1LB Grow Media for Indoor Plants Hydroponic Growing Gardening System Supplies

Name: WAURHER Leca Expanded Clay Pebbles 1LB Grow Media for Indoor Plants Hydroponic Growing Gardening System Supplies - Seramis Hydroponics
Price: 8.99 USD
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leca balls for aquaponics

Expanded leca clay pebbles is a perfect choice for aquaponics system.

clay pebbles for orchids

The orchid pot are filled with and clay pebbles to provide give a boost to for plants’s roots.

for succulents

for hydroponic

for aquaponics

for orchids

How to used the expended clay pebbles?


Prepare a pot and pour the washed WAURHER leca balls into it.	Spread a 3-4 cm thick layer of washed clay pebbles in the plant’s container.	Add nutrients soil or hydro-fertilizer to help your indoor planter.	Watering your plants to keep your leca hydrated. Even supposing the clay ball are still full of water, will not cause the plants to be overwatered.

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Clean or soak the clay ball before the usage of it.

Use leca clay balls together with soil.

Rinse, soak before reusing the pebbles.

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Durable and Environmental: Not break after soaking,clean,easy to deal with May also be reused after cleaning.

Burt F Studdard

As a hydroponics grower, I know how important it is to get the right medium for your plants, and to match palnt and hydroponic system with the medium suitable for it.
So after studying the matter throughly for my own greenhouse, I decided to start this blog to spread the knowledge.
I hope you (and your plants) enjoy it.
Burt