#semiHydro
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I'm Sure there are tons more I left out...please leave your easiest conversion down in the comments below!!
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https: pretty.in.plants
🥣HOW I PREPARE MY LECA: I just rinse with cool water in a colander or bucket with holes
💦FIRST MONTH: Water only the leca…do not allow any water to sit in reservoir, once a week or when plant shows signs of dryness (NO NUTRIENTS)
AFTER a month to 6 weeks (when plants begin showing signs of expedient growth) NUTRIENT WATER: Add 1 teaspoon Dyna_Gro Foliage Pro to 1 gallon RO or fresh drinkable water.
*EVERY 3-6 MONTHS (I average once every six months for this): FLUSH THE LECA… • #leaching #houseplants...
🌿POTS I LOVE🌿
$$$$ www.lechuza.us...
$$ www.EasyGroHydro.com
$ FABRIC POTS: inside of a cache pot or put in a clear plastic saucer (need 1” height) amzn.to/33lguuP
$ Goodwill jars or pots with a hole drilled in the side about 1.5” up on the jar
Free: collect your nursery pots that have smaller holes in them, put them inside of a cache pot or on a 1” tall saucer
MAKE A HOLE IN GLASS WITH A DIAMOND DRILL BIT: amzn.to/3i8bJJr
🌟SEMIHYDRO ESSENTIALS🌟
40 LB. BAG CLAY PEBBLES amzn.to/2Is7SqE
DYNA-GRO FOLIAGE PRO: (1 tsp. per gallon water): amzn.to/3ayvgid
VOLCANIC PUMICE (not essential…just love this): amzn.to/2wc1IbM
BIG BOTTLE PLANT FOOD 32 bottle GROW: amzn.to/39uFiBE
LITTLE BOTTLE PLANT FOOD 8 oz. bottle $12.99: amzn.to/3g5pbNA
Super Thrive Foliar spray: amzn.to/2WXPKNe
SUPERthrive Drops: amzn.to/3f0OJdr
Collapsible Water Storage Cube 4 pack: amzn.to/2EpJUOb
Empty Pump Bottles: amzn.to/30L79cY
Epsom Salt: amzn.to/32YR6Lt
Droppers: amzn.to/2CRj693
🧗🏻♀️STABILIZE CLIMBING PLANTS:
PLANT VELCRO (for stabilizing plants and holding them up with a stake): amzn.to/2VRAWjt
PLANT STAKES: (pay attention to all of the different sizes): amzn.to/2WUOmdY
🌴PLANT LUXURIES🌴
Dusting gloves (I like to dust my plants with these, and everything else):
amzn.to/2AYvmnf
PLANT STAKES: (pay attention to all of the different sizes): amzn.to/2WUOmdY
Oxo brush for roots: amzn.to/2xfypVP
Kneeling pad: amzn.to/2v0STkx
OXO GOOD GRIPS SQUEEZE AND POUR (really nice for pouring the leca into tight spots): amzn.to/2vKNmyS
GARDENING PRUNERS: amzn.to/2PUtEra
FAVE PLANT SPRAYER: SOLO SPRAYER (fancy continuous mister): amzn.to/2PVIPk5
WARM GROW MAT (winter time, to help plants transfer more easily and push out roots faster) amzn.to/32XCxFH
💡FAUX LIGHTING💡
FAVE PLANT LIGHT TIMER: amzn.to/2uZZfR4
LED PLANT LIGHT BULB: amzn.to/32CcxyW
SUNBLASTER 4 PACK BULBS 13 watt (small, “light” light…good for inside a basket or close to single plant) amzn.to/3aCUV9J
4 PACK HIGHER WATTAGE 45 watt: (I use this in hanging lamp or bulb farther from plant space) amzn.to/2PVSOFQ
🌵OUTDOOR THINGS🌵
Collapsible Bucket: amzn.to/3hE20dy
Kneeling Pad: amzn.to/300y8lE
Spinosad Soap for Mites, Mealy bugs….etc. amzn.to/3jDGIi5
📹VIDEOS THAT YOU MAY LIKE:
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Hi I’m just came across your video . Thank for all your important advice on how to transplant from soil to LECA . Very informative !❤️
1. Prayer Plant
2. Monstera Deliciosa
3. Philodendron Emerald Green
4. Sansiverias
5. ZZ Plants
6. Aloe Vera & most succulents
7. Rattlesnake Calathea
8. Parlor Palm
9. Hoya Crimson Princess
10. Philodendron Emerald Red
11. Philodendron Prince of Orange
12. Hoya Carnosa Compacta
13. Hoya Crimson Queen
14. Philodendron Mayoi
15. Starfish Sansiveria
16. Monstera Standleyana
17. Birdsnest Fern
18. Ponytail Palm
19. Philodendron Jungle Boogie
20. Philodendron Green Congo
🌱😊
Thank you so much for the nutrient water tip!! I was getting anxious since I haven’t ordered my nutrients yet so I’m happy to hear that I should wait a couple weeks before doing so! ❤️
Yes! It’s not an emergency
I am new to all of this and started converting. I am learning so much from you. Thanks so much for making these videos.
Thank you so much for watching and coming! More to come😘
Hi! I’ve most of your plants video in semi hydro and you have given me lots of information and since watching you I ve started 5 plants to give it a try and so far I would say it’s working good so far., thanks for sharing .
Just Myra IM SO HAPPY to hear this! Yay for you!!! Thanks for watching🥳
Where do you buy your plant hangers?
How do you not have more subscribers! your channel is so helpful and has motivated me to start converting some plants. Thanks so all the info and advice !
Thank youuuu! So sweet❤️
I found Aglaonema Siam Aurora is super easy to covert to leca too.
Yes! I agree❤️
great content!
Elvy Kiung thank u!
I’ve been scouring the internet for someone who’s put an aloe in leca, mine is my pride and joy and ive wanted to convert it but I was so nervous because I couldn’t find anyone who has had success!
Mine LOvES it...I only water once a month though
Pretty In Plants good to know! Thank you!
Thank you for this video. Plants that I have issues growing are what I call the crybaby groups! LOL! Begonias, Pileas, Peperomias. I only have a few of them because, they are always on the struggle bus to heaven. Ihave great humidity, 65-70+, so that is not the issue. Hoyas do okay so lighting should be fine. So maybe it is the soil, or minerals in our hard water. Have you tried any of them in semi? All of my others pothos, Philos, Ficus, Monstera, Alocasias, calatheas, etc...(only rain or bottled for prayer types)- do well/okay for me in soil here in KY. Thanks again, loved the information. Have a great day! Happy growing!
linda may Thank you so much for commenting and loving the video- yes I have tried all of these in semi hydroponics the peperomias have
done amazing the begonias I hate converting because of the fine roots it’s just a chore and they don’t don’t give me that much joy in the first place, pileas do awesome-One of my semiHydro friends swears that begonias do amazing I just don’t have the patience to convert them because I don’t really love them in the first place
@@prettyinplants9580 This could be a good experiment for the ones on my struggle bus. I'm at the point I have no more room for anymore plants 400+ , but I'm trying to save these few I already have. These plants are crazy expensive in my area. The Pilea Pepermoides is still $25 at our nursery. Painted Lady Philodendron,6 inch pot $200. So you can see why I try to save them if I can. Thank you again, love your channel.
linda may whoaaaa-I think bebee plants just converted a painted lady-check out her latest vid on SemiHydro-she’s about to convert all her plants...but just started
@@prettyinplants9580 Sorry, I was just saying the cost, I so did not buy that plant. Not spending 200 on anything that does not have the words albo and monstera in it. LOL Thanks I watch BEBEE when I get the time. College, life, and my YT channel keeps me busy lately. I just so happened across your channel last week I believe when surfing. Glad I found you.
linda may 😂 yep...kinda agree
Cool video be blessed
Hi @pretty in plants, how would you propagate a leave of raven ZZ in Leca?
I thought you had to have a bulb from the soil??
Would plants in moss do well in leca?
They do
Would it be possible to list these plants so we have something to actually see? Thank you
1. Prayer Plant
2. Monstera Deliciosa
3. Philodendron Emerald Green
4. Sansiverias
5. ZZ Plants
6. Aloe Vera & most succulents
7. Rattlesnake Calathea
8. Parlor Palm
9. Hoya Crimson Princess
10. Philodendron Emerald Red
11. Philodendron Prince of Orange
12. Hoya Carnosa Compacta
13. Hoya Crimson Queen
14. Philodendron Mayoi
15. Starfish Sansiveria
16. Monstera Standleyana
17. Birdsnest Fern
18. Ponytail Palm
19. Philodendron Jungle Boogie
20. Philodendron Green Congo
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I have all of these in LECA...maybe time for another tour?
Do you have any spider plants and if so, do you rate them as easy or needy. If not, do you have any plans to acquire one in the future? Thank you.
Hello I did have one and I would rate it as pretty easy it’s seem to like to dry out a lot between waterings but I just like other plants better than spider plants and so I gave it away
@@prettyinplants9580 thank you
My rattlesnake plant also did not do well. Maybe because my water reservoir is at 1/3 level. Do you suggest i just mist the leca?
+MD Traveller I never do that much water-no water at first...and then when there is actual water in reservoir...one finger high to two fingers