Hydroponic Growing
Clay Pebbles (Hydroponics)

About Clay Pebbles
Expanded clay balls anchor roots and hold moisture in flood systems..
Difficulty
1 out of 3 -- a great first project.
Light
This crop is not fussy about light.
Practical Tips
Rinse well before use to remove clay dust.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need pumps and timers?
A:
Not always -- passive systems like Kratky need none. Active systems (DWC, NFT) do.
Q: Is hydroponic food the same as normal fertiliser?
A:
No. Use a proper two-part A/B hydroponic nutrient; ordinary soil fertiliser will clog and unbalanced.
Q: Why are my leaves pale?
A:
Usually the pH is off, so roots cannot absorb the food. Test and correct to 5.5–6.5.
Q: Can I move a soil plant to water?
A:
Soft-stemmed types like pothos and lucky bamboo transition easily; most soil root balls do not.
Clay Pebbles is a rewarding way to grow without soil. Start small with our hydroponics guide and the care schedule tool.

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