$42.99
Grow media is both a home for your beneficial bacteria to grow in as well as a pH neutral filler for your plants to grow in. The ideal surface for root structures and beneficial bacteria. Add GROW!T Clay Pebbles into your growing space and transplant or seed directly into the media filled container. Clay pebbles are lightweight and porous for easy maintenance.
Grow Media Quantity Discounts
1-5: $42.99
6-64: $40.99
65+: $36.99
This hydroponic grow media is the first choice for soil-less gardeners.
GROW!T hydroponic grow media are clay pebbles made from 100% natural expanded clay. They are clean, pH stable, and offer great aeration and drainage in aquaponics, especially in flood and drain, net cups for deep water culture, and drip feed systems. Due to their unique structure and ability to cover a large surface area, they offer the ideal environment to foster beneficial bacterial growth around the root zone, leading to naturally healthier plants.
GROW!T Clay Pebbles can be used for:
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Rinse the pebbles thoroughly before using. Clay Pebbles come out of the bag covered in red clay dust that you DO NOT want running through your aquatic systems. Skipping or skimping on this step may lead to more expensive problems down the road. Take the time to do it thoroughly from the very get-go. You’ll be glad you did.
Remove the plants and rinse occasionally. While these clay pellets are known for their neutral pH and lack of nutrients, they can still absorb and hold onto the nutrients you add along the journey. Over time, phytotoxicity can build up and starve the plants. Watch for any whitish residue on the top and rinse the plant and pebbles with a pH-adjusted liquid. You can also leach the system with the liquid.
Give starting your seeds a try using clay pebbles. You can crush the medium to increase saturation or you can keep them whole, use small net pots, and cover the seed with a couple of pebbles. Misters set to bursts lasting four to 10 seconds every two or three hours will bring on germination. Just make sure you have soaked the pebbles beforehand. If you don’t have misters, manual feeding will work fine, too, as long as you don’t let the pebbles dry out.
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