Water and LECA Propagation Experiment

[@erin_reggie]

I just found this channel and I’m a fan. You’re so down to earth and are actually showing the process and results instead of just talking about it 😄

[@erikawest4812]

Is there an update to the plant and the propagation too? This was a cool video. 🙋‍♀️

[@Dethsquad1521]

Did you use any liquid fertilizer with this method? Or after they started becoming bigger? I didn't hear you mention in case I missed it. Planning on trying this over the weekend :)

[@erikawest4812]

Yikes, hadn’t realized the update was at the end of the video, lol 😂

[@kendravoracek3636]

💚💚

[@sofianandama1946]

😂it’s not hoarding if it’s plants- or glass jars Subscribing ☮️ 🌱

[@lukki7ster]

wondering if you rinsed your leca? Kinda hoping you didnt LOL. As i hear it is terrible for drains and its middle of winter in Canada right now so doing it outside isnt gonna happen

[@JohnDennery]

I pretty much never rinse it unless I’m reusing it and I see specks of roots or other debris. But for fresh leca, I don’t bother hehe

[@lukki7ster]

@@JohnDennery exactly what i wanted to hear hahaha! Cheers

[@Joannime]

Hey dude, looks like you have algae in your leca! You can get rid of it by flushing it through, boiling the leca, or watering with hydrogen peroxide solution :)

[@JohnDennery]

Oh thanks! Yeah, algae grows in the warmth and humidity of my humidity bins. But it doesn't cause any problems or harm to the plants so I don't worry about it hehe. Thanks for the tips though!