2 lbs xGarden LECA Expanded Clay Pebbles - Horticultural Grade for Soil Hydroponics Aquaponics

Introducing the 2 lbs xGarden LECA Expanded Clay Pebbles, your new horticultural hero for soil, hydroponics, and aquaponics. These lightweight, porous, and eco-friendly pebbles are the perfect addition to your gardening arsenal. Let's explore the pebble perfection that xGarden LECA offers.Pros:Horticultural heavyweight: xGarden LECA Expanded Clay Pebbles are specifically designed for horticultural use, ensuring optimal performance for your plants in a variety of growing mediums.Soil, hydroponics, and aquaponics-friendly: These pebbles are suitable for various growing methods, including soil, hydroponics, and aquaponics, providing versatility and adaptability for your gardening needs.Improved aeration and drainage: The porous nature of the expanded clay pebbles allows for excellent aeration and drainage, promoting healthy root growth and reducing the risk of root rot.Reusable and eco-friendly: xGarden LECA Expanded Clay Pebbles can be reused after cleaning, reducing waste and promoting a sustainable gardening approach.pH neutral: These pebbles are pH neutral, ensuring they do not alter the pH levels of your growing medium, maintaining a stable environment for your plants to thrive.Cons:Dusty delivery: While the xGarden LECA Expanded Clay Pebbles are a fantastic addition to any garden, they may arrive with some dust from the manufacturing process. A thorough rinse before use should resolve this issue.In conclusion, the 2 lbs xGarden LECA Expanded Clay Pebbles are the pebble perfection your garden deserves. With their horticultural grade quality, versatility in application, improved aeration and drainage properties, and eco-friendly nature, these pebbles are an essential addition to any gardener's toolkit. Embrace the horticultural heroics of xGarden LECA Expanded Clay Pebbles and watch your plants flourish!

The media could not be loaded. I haven't used this product yet but I'm really excited to start planting my seedlings into larger cups and use these to help hold water. I'm happy to update my progress as time goes on but I feel that it was packaged really well and I think that they are going to be great

After much research about Leca, I decided to give it a try for my plants that have already been growing in water. I snipped several holes in the bottom and side of the bag and unzipped the top and rinsed them until the water was clear. Then I put them in a bowl of water with a tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide and microwaved it to just under boiling. Once it was cooled a couple of hours later I added some very diluted plant food to each of my 2 hanging pothos and my chinese evergreen and they are doing great.I've seen where some have used them with succulents, but I'm not that brave yet. Plants that can be grown in water I think will do well in Leca since it holds onto the water it doesn't seem to evaporate as fast compared to being in water alone. It also looks nice through the clear bowls and you can still monitor the root growth.It is true that because of the extremely light structure of the Leca, it does float, but once filled with the plant and the water only filled to a couple of inches from the top it works great!

I don't get why these beads are so expensive. However, they work. I am using them to replace the rocks I had for a garden on top of a fish tank thing. Plants are growing with no problem - maybe even better than before. Only complaint is that these are expensive

What a versatile product. I’ve used it for so many things! I’ve grown plants entirely in lecca, I’ve used it at the bottom of terrariums for a water reservoir, I’ve used it as a topper for my potted plants. It’s visually appealing to look at and functional. Just make sure you rinse it before you use it because there’s a lot of dust so I just rinse them in a pasta strainer before I use them.

Worked as clay pebbles should

These are pretty good for the price! They aren't the pretty and perfectly round leca that you typically see, but as long as you're okay with that then they are functional non-the-less and you get a pretty decent amount. Just be aware that there were a decent amount of broken pieces and a ton of dust that needed to be washed off.

This was my first Leca purchase! Upon reading other reviews and watching videos pertaining to leca, I feel as though I lucked out and made the right choice. I’ve been using it now for a few weeks and it’s been so simple to use. The leca was a little dusty, so a rinse is necessary before use. I’d recommend rinsing outside as to not get the dust in your home or drain. I’ve began transferring my plants and even started new props with this leca because the absorbency is amazing. A friend of mine wanted to know there I got it after seeing it, because compared to what she has, this leca is beautifully round, small and neater than what she currently uses. I’d highly recommend!