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Biovita’s Agro Gardening Expanded Clay is a natural, lightweight ceramic aggregate produced by firing clay at high temperatures. The characteristic porous structure of the granules helps improve soil structure, increases airflow to the root system, and promotes the drainage of excess moisture.
The 8–16 mm size is ideal for creating a drainage layer in pots, balcony planters, and larger containers. Expanded clay can also be added directly to the growing medium or used on its surface as a durable and attractive mulch.
The product has a wide range of applications in gardening and plant cultivation. It is suitable, among other things, for:
Placing expanded clay at the bottom of a container creates a layer that facilitates the drainage of excess water and improves aeration around the roots. This solution is particularly useful for plants that do not tolerate overly wet soil, as well as when growing plants in large pots, planters, or garden containers.
The pellets can be mixed with soil to increase its permeability and prevent the growing medium from compacting. A looser structure facilitates oxygen access to the roots and allows for more efficient drainage of excess moisture.
The amount of expanded clay added should be adjusted according to the type of growing medium and the specific needs of the plant.
Expanded clay spread over the soil surface creates an attractive and durable protective layer. It can reduce water evaporation, inhibit weed growth, and protect the soil surface from direct exposure to the elements.
Unlike organic mulches, expanded clay does not decompose quickly, so it can be used for many seasons.
Drainage: Place an appropriate layer of expanded clay at the bottom of a pot or container, then add the appropriate growing medium.
Mixing with soil: Add expanded clay to the soil and mix thoroughly. Adjust the amount based on the required soil permeability.
Mulching: Spread an even layer of granules over the soil surface around the plants.
Hydroponics: Before using expanded clay in hydroponic systems, rinse the granules thoroughly with clean water.