If you want to enjoy greenery without dealing with messy dirt, there are certain houseplants that thrive without soil. These plants grow well in alternatives like water, air, or other inert mediums, making them low-maintenance and clean options for any home. I’ve gathered a list of the top 10 houseplants that don’t need soil to…
Converting an IKEA cabinet into a greenhouse cabinet is one of the best decisions I made for my houseplants. I’m sharing why I decided to build one, how to do it and how it helped my collection of houseplants. Why Build an Ikea Greenhouse Cabinet? Here are the reasons why I decided to convert an…
Wanna know if you can grow monstera in leca balls? The short answer is yes, but it is not as easy as snake plants. Leca, which stands for Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate, is a growing medium made of clay that is heated and then expanded. It has become a popular alternative to soil due to…
If you’re looking to enhance your indoor space with greenery, growing houseplants in LECA (Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate) can be a game changer. The five easiest houseplants to grow in LECA not only thrive in this growing medium but also require low maintenance, making them perfect for beginners and busy plant parents alike. Transitioning to…
If you’re a fan of houseplants or hydroponics, you may have heard of using LECA (lightweight expanded clay aggregate) as a growing medium. LECA is a popular choice due to its porous structure, which allows for excellent drainage and aeration. However, one potential issue that can arise when using LECA is the growth of algae…
Using leca balls as a growing medium is unique. Along with the advantages come the disadvantages. I am not advocating the use of leca balls instead of soil because they are easy to use or are perfect. Leca is not better than soil or vice versa. Soil and leca balls are unique and incomparable to each other. Here…
One question I often encounter on my Facebook page is why I prefer to use LECA balls for my houseplants over traditional soil. Initially, I didn’t intend to use leca balls entirely for my houseplants. I tried it first with my snake plants and alocasias. I was amazed at how well they did without worrying…
LECA, or Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate, also known as clay balls and hydroton, is a versatile growing medium that has become quite popular among plant enthusiasts. Baked clay balls are porous, absorbing a lot of water and providing a suitable environment for plant roots. It looks very aesthetic on indoor plants, especially with clear glass…