Atami Hydro Rokz Clay Pebbles

R575.00

Pure, salt-free clay pebbles that flood your roots with oxygen. Atami Hydro Rokz are made of pure, salt-free baked clay with a very low concentration of elements — making them an ideal hydroculture substrate, whether as a stand-alone medium or mixed in for drainage and aeration.

  • Strong, healthy roots: the airy structure lets roots branch off better and stay oxygenated
  • Three ways to use: grow directly in them, mix into substrate for aeration, or add drainage at the pot base
  • Oxygen from all sides: with an air pump, roots sit in flowing nutrient water fed with oxygen top and bottom
  • Consistent quality: quality is largely set by pH, and these are pure and salt-free

40 litre bag. Clay ball (LECA) size 8 to 16mm. Easy to use.

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Description

Atami Hydro Rokz Clay Pebbles are made of pure and salt-free baked clay. They contain a very low concentration of elements and this makes them ideal as a substrate for hydroculture. The quality of the clay pebbles is largely determined by the pH value.

Bag Volume: 40 lt.

Size of Clay balls ( a.k.a. LECA ): 8 to 16mm

Clay pebbles are used for various growing methods. Sometimes they are placed at the bottom of the flowerpot when growing on a soil substrate like soil. The Hydro Rokz are also used as an additional drainage.

Hydro Rokz can be mixed with the substrate to make the growing medium airier, so the roots can also branch off better. Another method that is widely used, is growing the plants directly on Hydro Rokz. This is often done in combination with an air pump. This way the roots at the bottom of the pot are constantly immersed in water with liquid fertilisers mixed in, and the oxygen pump provides enough oxygen for the roots.

Growing hydroponically with Atami Hydro Rokz Clay Pebbles is very successful, because the clay pebbles and the flowing water nutrient solution are a golden duo when it comes to a lavish supply of oxygen. The plants both get oxygen from the top and from below. The flowing water contains many times more oxygen than ordinary still water.

• Easy to use
• Airy structure
• Strong, healthy roots