Leca plants

In this post, I will explain what is leca, why I love using it instead of soil and how you can use it for your houseplants.

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.

This is growing in a leca medium they love humidity and are very fast growers

Are you wondering what are the best plants for LECA and semi-hydroponics growing? I have been growing various rare to common houseplants and succulents in LECA and semi-hydroponics for a few years now. I love LECA as a growing medium for the majority of my plants because of its sustainability and plant health benefits.

You've probably heard of LECA at some point in your houseplant adventures. Well, what IS LECA and should YOU start using it for your plants? Check out this post for all the answers | leca balls for plants | leca house plants | leca balls for indoor plants | leca plants | leca for plants

Lex - LECA & Houseplant Tutorials’s Instagram profile post: “Visual guide to potting plants in LECA Share to help a planty friend 💚 What plant have you recently potted in LECA? #leca #houseplants…”

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

These are the plants I have tried transferring in leca balls that thrived so well 🤩 #Leca #Lecaballs #houseplants #indoorplants #apartmentplants #apartmentgardening #plantlove #plantmom #beautifulplants | Plant Without Soil | Yevhen Lokhmatov · Happy and Carefree

Some people will ask, how does this hoya variety do in LECA, what about that other variety. Well to be completely honest, I’ve never had a hoya not do well in LECA and I have a lot of them, however I’ve had a few failures and I’ve learned from them - and spoiler alert, it’s not because the hoya didn

This is why your LECA plant d☠️ed (from someone who grows +100 plants in LECA) : 1. Repotted Too Soon LECA roots quickly escape the inner pot in search of moisture in the water reservoir. This is normal and will not hurt the roots! Resist the urge to repot until necessary to avoid shocking your plant. 2. Too Much Water Roots need oxygen, too! Avoid root rot by making sure your water reservoir is never higher than 1/3 the height of the pot. Water level gauges are super useful! 3. Didn’t…

Should you switch your soil for LECA? It's gained a lot of interest over the years with indoor plant enthusiasts but it's not always the right fit for every plant and their owner. Here's a few tips to see if it's right for you.

Tips and Tricks in growing Philodendrons

Learn what types of plants love Leca as a growing medium, what the characteristics are, and more!

Catherine Cahoon 🌱 Houseplant Tips + Inspo on Instagram: "🌱 Did you know this about LECA? IMO and experience with semi-hydro, LECA pebbles are perfect for growing plants with chunky roots (think Monsteras & Anthuriums). But, the pieces are just too big to grow plants with fine, delicate root systems like Philodendrons, Hoyas, Ferns, Pilea, etc. For these plants, I recommend growing in a horticultural rock like Lechuza Pon instead. The pieces are much finer, and Pon even contains a…

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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.

What You Will Recieved: You will get 6 LB leca balls, each leca ball is about 4-16 mm in diameter. These are perfect for orchids, succulents, fish tank, bonsai. They're all very different sizes, which works very well for getting in different nooks and crannies between roots Natural Material: Our expanded clay pebbles are natural, organic, porous and lightweight. They are baked at high temperature, no chalking in water. Therefore, leca is a good growth medium for hydroponic plants and…