2LBS Leca Expanded Clay Pebbles Hydroponics Supplies for Indoor Garden Plants (2LBS)

I recently purchased the Malifea LECA, and I have to say, it has completely exceeded my expectations. As someone who has tried various brands of LECA, I can confidently say that this one stands out in terms of quality. The LECA pellets are perfectly round and uniform in size, which is a significant improvement over other brands that often come with odd shapes and inconsistent sizes.I've been using this LECA primarily for semi-hydroponics to propagate and root my aroid cuttings, including monsteras, philodendrons, syngoniums, and hoyas. The aeration provided by this LECA is impressive; my plants are thriving and showing noticeable growth since I switched.Additionally, the unique color and texture of the clay used in this LECA give it a premium feel that I appreciate. It's clear that a lot of thought went into the quality of this product. Overall, I would rate Malifea LECA a solid 10/10. If you're looking for high-grade LECA that your plants will love, I highly recommend giving this one a try!

These mixed with orchid bark, coco husk, perlite, earth worm castings, soil, vermiculite, and mycorrhizae make THE BEST medium for my indoor plants. They love it! These are also great used alone or mixed with just a bit of soil.

This is the second order I placed for this LECA. One bag does about 3, 6” pots. So I ordered two bags with my second order. So far it’s been great. I let them soak for 24 hours and then rinsed them very well before use.

So far so good. A little dirty and broken

I bought for my plants

Great for drainage

This has been amazing for changing certain plants that I have. They were very wilty and not growing very well. Taking the matter of soil and putting him in like a has helped them flourish. I don't use it on all my plants. I only use it on starters, peperomias and my alocasias. And helps keep them moist longer.

Didn't realize they would float. Would have preferred them not to, as the purpose was to give aquatic plants something to anchor to. Some sank, so I'm wondering if I break them up it might be more useful to me without as much buoyancy.