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Amen, finally someone who's a normal human being with basic principles. Thank you…

this was so helpful thank you!!! i would love to see the one in your shower. i have two right now. i want to move one in my my bathroom, however dont have much light. do you have a pic somewhere maybe on socials?

I have a vase with LECA and the Monstera is thriving, and it has a lot of green on the sides is this ok or should I change the water

My landlord has her Boston Fern in bucket. How do I potted and the size I needed

This video is a keeper! Very helpful

Will SUPERTHRIVE help my plant if I use it after having transitioned my plant to leca 2 weeks ago? My plant doesn’t look great. It looks like it’s going through shock. I changed from soil to leca

Great video! Thank you

I appreciate your teaching in this video! Thanks! I’ve used leca but never learned as much as you had to teach in this video

This was soooo helpful. Just getting started with leca and hydroponics and I’m so glad I came across this before scouring the entire internet. Followed you for sure! Looking forward to future videos from you. Thank you!!

Instead of drilling wholes, I prefer a soldering iron to make wholes in plastic. Just do it in a well aerated place because of the maybe toxic gases while heating the plastic.

This is really very helpful! Thank you so much!!

Giiiirl I have been searching for 3 days for the perfect video to help with set up... idk what I did to cone across this one but I am incredibly grateful!! Thank you so much!

The top is stuck! Help it out with some water

When plants sit in water like that the root don’t rot ??

Thanks for the video. If your water is is 6.0-6.5 why do you need to add anything else other than fertilizer?

Can I just use the regular planter pots with holes at the bottom or do I need these net pots? Great video!!!

Thank you! Would love to see an update on how your repropegated ferns are doing. If you have time, of course. Having a little one and being a plant mom is already a full time jobñ

Thank you for this excellent, clear tutorial. I have been growing some houseplants in water, and can't wait to use the leca method. Thanks to your video, I am sure it will be successful. Wishing you joy and happy growing.

I tried this and now my 3 years old fern is dying 😓 in front of my eyes. Shouldn’t have washed the soil off so much.

Can all plants go into leca? PPP, anthurium, succulents?

Thank you so much!!💚😍excellent video Your voice is also very relaxing 😊

Can i transfer big monstera to leca immediately??

I especially loved your history lesson on ferns !! Thanks for sharing ….. off to propagating I go !!! 🤞🏻🤞🏻

I keep Monsteras in LECA and orchid pots. Usually when I first transfer a Monstera to LECA, many roots will die off in a week or so. This is quite normal. I take the plant out of LECA after a week of repotting to remove all dead roots as leaving decaying material in LECA will contribute to root rot. What are your thoughts on this?

Sooo cute 🥰

Can I only cut one in half and leave one whole. What I mean is can I just move one to a larger pot without separating it??

Thank you

Cash-poh. Not catch pot. It’s French.

Very helpful for me as a beginner.

I would like to see a video on the nutritional water mix please. Just seeing bottles just make me think I need it for some reason. Thankyou

Thanks for the very informative video. Have you tried Thanksgiving or Christmas cactus in LECA?

Great video. Can I grow crasulla Gollum/trumpet in leca?

Hi! Very helpful content…since i’m still starting to transfer my plants to LECA. I have one question though regarding the Superthrive solution. How do you apply it? I mean, do u have to do this together with the “first” reservoir of water upon transferring the plant or just pour it just like wetting the entire LECA together with the newly potted plant? I hope to hear from you. Thank you. Keep safe

Is there anything less expensive than Leca? I have a bunch of huge plants I’d like to transfer from soil

Hello my name is Connie nice to meet you and to be on your Channel. I'm just starting my lack of experience today which is January 21st no Ashley's January 22nd so I'm wishing myself luck and I hope you wish me luck too I have a house full of plants I had to pull in from outside because of the weather I live here in Texas I'm hoping I can save all my plants

What about nutrients and vitamins how do plants gets those important nutrients

Thank you for the guide! I came across this concept just yesterday and already got leca soaking in the kitchen :D Gonna start with an alocasia and some cuttings from a philodendron I have! About the IKEA planters not having holes in the bottom, this is something I've heard several times americans commenting. But the standard in Sweden is to have a closed ceramic container with a plastic one inside. Not as common with pots with holes in the bottom and a tray underneath. I have a few of those but they are a pain to water in my opinion since it always spills out over the trays end! I will not be getting any more of those...

This is a wonderful video and I really enjoyed your daughter's participation. You make a great team!

It seems to me the plant is growing in water and the leca is just holding it up.

I like the way you teach! I have watched so many leca videos and you speak my language. I can’t wait to get started 😊

I'm definitely saving this video because I'm about to start my LECA journey! But I had a couple of questions! 1) I've seen a couple videos saying that people should drill a hole into the glass container's when planting with LECA...do you think that is necessary? 2) When flushing LECA to get rid of the sodium build up, should we flush with tap water? Or flush with a pH balanced water (if our tap water is not in spec)? Thank you for such a helpful tutorial!

Can you put plants in Lecca without adding water in the glass jar. Just by washing the lecca.

Helpful! Thank you! I want to transfer some of my more difficult plants in the hopes they will do better. Peggy from Peggy's plants says she uses the same fertilizer for both her semi hydro plants and her soil based plants. I might try that first since I won't have to buy new nutrients and see how that goes and if it doesn't work I will buy the general hydroponics nutrients. I am going to start with one plant as an experiment this weekend. Then switch over the rest that I want to setup this spring. It actually seems way easier than soil if you ask me.

Video starts 3:47 😁

The best video I've seen about plant

I've found a soldering iron or a wood burner work well to make holes in plastic containers. Even the ones that don't drill well. It smells terrible, that's a downside

You have a large pothos in a large round glass bowl. Are you happy with that bowl for leca? Is it hard to flush?

Please DO NOT PLANT this fern outside of southeast Asia! This is an asian tuberous sword fern. Nephrolepsis cordifolia Notice the nodules/tubers in the root mass...this plant is a category 1 non-native invasive in the state of florida and will warmer winters, this fern will become more invasive in other states. Please do not plant this fern. I understand it is still sold at plant nurseries. We do not yet have legislation in place to ban this fern. If you want to save biodiversity of this planet...do not grow this plant. Destroy it. It is easy to grow which also makes it out competes native vegetation. Ecosystem collapse happened easily with this fern present covering the entire floor of a wooded area in many many cases. Often folks do not see the damage plants like this cause because spores and seeds and dirt with divisions often travel far and then establish in natural areas.

Enjoyed!

A couple pieces of clear packaging tape connected from the inside edge to outside edge makes a sturdy “lift” handle for your net pot.