plazplaya95
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I dont have any rockwool, I need something to use a as a medium, That I can get locally form a wal-mart.
My friend bauks uses Fish rocks and has great results, but Im trying some things out.
What Do you use as a substitute to Hydroton rocks as a medium ?
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I dont have any rockwool, I need something to use a as a medium, That I can get locally form a wal-mart.
My friend bauks uses Fish rocks and has great results, but Im trying some things out.
fatman7574
New Member
Gravel, coarse sand, perlite, marble collection basically anything inert that deoes not readily float. There are many people here who use ground tires. They sell them in Some Walmart stores and Sam's Club warehouse stores to use as mulch around plants and shrubs. They are about the same size as hydroton.
plazplaya95
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figtree
Active Member
Big bucket of small lego's works well, does not hold any water so good for hydro constant drip.
Lego's? yep legos from walmart! always funny to see peoples faces when they notice.......
Alot of teachers use legos when teaching youngsters about different farming and gardening techniques.
Lego's? yep legos from walmart! always funny to see peoples faces when they notice.......
Alot of teachers use legos when teaching youngsters about different farming and gardening techniques.
RustyNails
Member
does anyone have pics of any plants in a lego medium?
oceangreen
Well-Known Member
Net pot and neoprene
Heisenberg
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Artificial mulch works as well but you may have to ask for it this time of year.
blazingrngras
Active Member
i use polished pebbles, you can buy at dollar general for candle holders and those little waterfall thingys
