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VitaLink Horticulture Expanded Clay pebbles Growing Media 8-20mm, 45l bag Reviews

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Totally inert = stable EC and pH Unique irregular shape and porosity which increases their surface area Reduced dust compared to regular pebbles pH 5.5-7.5 C 0.5 mS/cm² Water retention capacity 10% VitaLink Clay Pebbles offer strong structural integrity and enable good root aeration and development. They have a lower bulk density than clay pebbles of other brands, which means they are more porous and have a better ability to retain water. Our pebbles are also irregularly shaped, increasing their surface area compared to rounded pebbles thus allowing the plants more contact with nutrient solution. These premium clay pebbles have a very stable EC and pH, meaning they will not significantly change the pH of your nutrient solution, or leak undesired minerals into it. VitaLink Clay Pebbles are ideal for hydroponic systems, including flood and drain, multipot and drip-ring systems, as well as support media for deep water culture. Clay Pebbles can also be used to mix with other substrates to improve their structure, or to add a drainage layer in the bottom of pots. Our pebbles have been triple filtered to avoid smaller pebbles and dust, but we advise to wash them prior to use as there may be some dust created whilst they are in transit.

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Good quality clay pebils used to form a water drainage sump in the bottom of my new plant trough. Also used to pot up my banana plant both as a water sump and a top dressing to stop soil erosion and water splash. Looks really good and appears to be doing the drainage the job brilliantly. Perfect for the job. This item arrived in good condition within a couple of days along with the new plant trough. Both were very well packaged and well wrapped on a pallet so no damage was done. The company are very good at communication too. Highly recommend the product and the company.
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Posted 1 year ago
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