Leca plants

If you want to try growing houseplants in leca, here are the 5 easiest plants you can try transitioning to semi hydroponics! | clay balls | hydroton | indoor plants

How to grow houseplants in LECA. Including the pros and cons of transferring your houseplants to LECA and how do it step by step.

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 an alternative way to grow your plants, not using any soil. It's a growing medium that's getting more attention recently and it this guide we go over the pros and cons of using Leca for your plants.

Semi-hydroponics - or "semi-hydro" - is growing plants without the use of organic soil medium. Typically, LECA (lightweight expandable clay aggregate) is the preferred growing medium for this type of setup. It is rather easy to convert plants to LECA or a semi-hydroponic system, and many plants tolerate the conversion surprisingly well.I actually started my

Discover the benefits of using LECA clay pebbles for houseplants. Learn 5 simple methods to incorporate LECA into your indoor gardening routine.

Tips and Tricks in growing Philodendrons

New to semi hydro? Or just thinking about trying semi hydroponics? My plants love growing soilless in LECA. But ive made some mistakes along the way. Learn from my semi hydro mistakes! Soilless culture | hydroclay | hydroton | general hydroponics | passive hydroponics | plant care tips | hydroculture | houseplants | indoor plants

Transferring a snake plant in LECA from the soil is fairly easy and good for beginners. Snake plants, also known as Sansevierias, are resilient. Transferring them to LECA may seem unconventional due to their preference for a dry environment. However, they thrive well in clay balls as long as you properly follow the steps necessary for transitioning them.