Did you know 85% of houseplant deaths stem from overwatering? Your plants gasp for breath in soggy soil, their roots drowning in misplaced care. Ceramsite - the revolutionary growing medium - could slash your plant mortality rate by 60% while cutting watering frequency. Keep reading to discover how these lightweight clay balls transform plant care from guesswork to guaranteed success.
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Unlike heavy soil that suffocates roots, ceramsite
for plants creates air pockets that supercharge oxygenation. Our 4-6mm expanded clay pellets boast:
Parameter | Ceramsite | Vermiculite | Perlite |
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Weight (kg/m³) | 320 | 110 | 120 |
Water Retention | 40% | 75% | 30% |
Root Aeration | ★★★★★ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★☆ |
While competitors use low-grade clay, our ceramsite undergoes 1200°C thermal expansion for unmatched durability. Compare key specs:
Feature | GreenGrow | Brand X | Brand Y |
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Crush Resistance | 28kg/cm² | 15kg/cm² | 18kg/cm² |
pH Stability | ±0.3 | ±1.2 | ±0.8 |
Warranty | 5 years | 1 year | 2 years |
Choose from 3 specialized formulations:
Urban Jungle Nursery increased propagation success rates from 68% to 92% using our 5-8mm HydroGrow blend. Their hydroponic basil now grows 30% faster with 20% less nutrient solution.
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A: Ceramsite is a lightweight, porous material made by heating clay or shale at high temperatures. It is commonly used in construction, horticulture, and water filtration due to its durability and permeability.
A: Ceramsite improves soil aeration, drainage, and moisture retention, preventing root rot. Its porous structure also supports healthy root growth, making it ideal for potting mixes and hydroponic systems.
A: Yes, ceramsite can be washed and sterilized for reuse. Its durability ensures it maintains structural integrity over multiple growing cycles, reducing waste.
A: Ceramsite works best for plants requiring well-draining soil, like succulents or orchids. Avoid using it for moisture-loving plants that thrive in consistently damp conditions.
A: Layer ceramsite at the pot’s base to enhance drainage or mix it into soil to boost aeration. For hydroponics, use it as a standalone growing medium to anchor roots.
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