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title: "I have been thinking about putting some of my prop babies in Leca.…"
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# I have been thinking about putting some of my prop babies in Leca.…

_Gepostet von Ray am 2024-06-24_

I have been thinking about putting some of my prop babies in Leca. Does anyone have any good water soluble nutrients for plants that I can use?  
I have also been seeing some videos about Leca,  
I’ve seen some people take the clay balls and just put them in water without a cache,Is that OK? Cache Vs. no cache, can I get some help with this please?

## 2 Kommentare

### send\_nodes kommentierte am 2024-06-24

I haven’t used leca personally but I do watch The Leca Queen on YouTube if you haven’t seen her already! I believe she uses Growth Technology Foliage Focus nutrients.

As far as putting leca straight into water without drainage (correct me if I misunderstood the question) - you can do that, but I believe you’ll have to flush the leca more often which is more difficult in a closed container. It’ll grow algae very quickly.

#### Ray antwortete am 2024-06-24

I was thinking that too, it would be easier to rinse the leca. I was just wondering if it had some other significant meaning, thanks!

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