Leca house plants

Leca are those clay balls that are often used instead of soil. Leca has two main benefits: less risk of pest infestation and less maintenance. However, the switch from soil to leca may be daunting, especially if you have too many plants \#houseplant #soilfree #leca #houseplantcommunity #indoorplants #plantcollection #houseplantcare #semihydroponics #semihydro #interiorjungle #houseplants #gardenstead

Learn how easy it is to convert plants to LECA or a semi-hydroponic system. Be amazed at how your houseplants will thrive using this system.

Wondering how to get started with propagating cuttings in LECA? I'm talking about how to use LECA and sharing my very first attempts at rooting some of my plant cuttings in it.

If you own houseplants you've probably heard of LECA! Read this post to learn about the pros and cons and whether you should start using LECA.

In this comprehensive guide to using LECA to grow your plants, we break it down into manageable steps, along with scientific reasoning so your plants will thrive in a Semi-Hydroponics environment.

Leca is a very versatile growing medium for your houseplants, but whether or not you can grow your favorite houseplant in Leca depends on a few things. In this post, we're going to find out which plants work well with Leca and which ones might not do too well with it.

Growing houseplants plants using LECA is easier than you think. Most people assume that hydroponics is complicated, but that doesn’t have to be true. The hardest part is actually deciding on what hydroponics method or system to use. Since “crop yield” is not necessary when growing houseplants, a simple passive or semi-

Ever wondered what type of plants love leca as a growing medium? We're covering the plants most suited for leca in our most recent article.

Soil Ninja on Instagram: “Screw soil, lets talk LECA! ➖ LECA (Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate) is an alternative medium thats agained a lot of popularity…”

Leca is a great way to properly water your plants, prevent pests, and fertilizing your plants consistently. In this guide, we go over the steps you have to take to properly take care of the Alocasia Zebrina when it's planted in Leca.