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Clay Pebbles Hydroponics
Expanded clay pellets that offer stable support and drainage for DWC and tower systems 60 systems · 42 brands
Best Clay Pebbles Hydroponics
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Natural clay pebbles five pound bag
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Six pound bag of organic clay pebbles
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Natural clay pebbles two pound bag
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Dual bucket deep water culture system
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Two inch slotted mesh hydroponic cups
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Three inch heavy duty mesh net pots
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Porous media for root aeration
These clay pebbles, often called Leca, provide a pH-neutral foundation for hydroponic plants. They work by holding moisture while leaving gaps for oxygen to reach the roots. This prevents rot in deep water culture (DWC) and recirculating systems.
The pebbles are reusable after a thorough cleaning and sterilization. This set includes options for both standalone media and complete bucket kits that use pebbles as the primary support for heavy plants like tomatoes or peppers.
Sizing and quantity options
This catalog includes various bag sizes and pebble diameters to suit different setups. Smaller pebbles fill gaps in net pots, while larger ones allow for better drainage in tall towers.
- 2LB bags for small countertop gardens
- 16LB bulk bags for large grow rooms
- 4-16mm diameter mixed sizes
- Pre-packaged sets with DWC buckets and air pumps
- Translucent countertop systems with 20W LED lights
Maintenance and usage tips
Before adding these to your system, rinse the pebbles in a bucket to remove fine dust. This prevents sediment from settling in your reservoir or clogging your water pump. You can use these in net pots for 5 Gallon buckets or as a drainage layer in decorative planters.
Q: Do I need to wash these before use? A: Yes, rinse them to remove clay dust that can clog pumps. Q: Can I use them with soil? A: You can place them at the bottom of pots for drainage or mix them in to aerate heavy soil. Q: How long do they last? A: They do not decompose, so they last indefinitely with proper care. Q: Are they organic? A: Most listings here are made from natural clay fired in kilns.














































