Has anyone ever used these? If so, would you recommend it?
Has anyone ever used these? If so, would you recommend it?
Interesting now I'm curious to see what everyone else says
2件のいいねSame! I’ve never heard of these before
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im wondering if thats just perlite. ive never heard of it before either lol
3件のいいねI actually googled it because I thought the same thing but it is different. The crystals are made of some type of polymer
3件のいいねProbably like those little hydroponic terracotta looking balls?
0件のいいねThey add the clear water gel crystals to the soil. Similar to those round water beads. I tried it when they first came out years ago. I didn't notice much difference. And they can keep your soil wetter longer, depending on your environment, so could lead to root rot.
2件のいいねI’ve used them over 20 years ago on potted plants that kept we outside. I never got the hang of it. I didn’t realize how much they would swell until it rained when we were out of town for a weekend. Came home to find the tiny crystals were size of large grapes. They swole and pushed the plants out of their pots along with most of the soil! It looked like raccoons dumped clear gelatin cubes around the pot after dumping the plant and soil beside it!🤣 My husband who always thought more is better put up to 1 cup in some of the big pots when he should have only used a couple of tablespoons! We had fun repotting everything with fresh soil. We told the neighbors raccoons messed with the pots. Too embarrassing!😄
いいね 1件Oh wow.
いいね 1件Thanks everyone! I think I’ll go with the watering globes instead ☺️
いいね 1件You have to be careful with watering gloves on plants that don’t like continuously wet roots. It can lead to rot. You can slow water with it. Then, remove it (or leave it empty) when the soil is saturated to allow the soil to dry before the next watering cycle.
いいね 1件Thank you! I appreciate that ☺️
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