GEOLITE Clay Pebble Grow Media, 45 L
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High-Porosity Italian Clay for Demanding Grow Rooms, 45 Liter
This 45 liter bag of GEOLITE clay pebbles is made from Italian clay, kiln-fired and treated for a consistent, low EC and stable, neutral pH.
This 45 liter size is scaled for commercial growers or anyone managing multiple systems who wants a bulk supply of consistent, kiln-fired media on hand.
Key Features & Benefits
- Kiln-fired Italian clay — produces a durable, long-lasting medium.
- Stable, low EC — keeps nutrient solution consistent batch after batch.
- High porosity — provides strong root ventilation and oxygenation.
- Sized 8-20mm — suits hydroponics, hydroculture, and aquaponic systems.
Who Should Use This Medium
Commercial and home hydroponic growers who want a durable clay medium with consistent quality for drip feed, deep water culture, or flood and drain systems.
About GEOLITE
GEOLITE is a Hydrofarm-owned clay pebble grow media brand, made from Italian-sourced clay and marketed as a pH neutral medium with strong drainage and aeration for hydroponic and aquaponic use.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What makes this different from standard clay pebbles?
- It is kiln-fired at a high temperature and treated for a more consistent, low EC and stable pH. That processing is what the brand's own listings describe as pH neutral drainage media.
- What size are the pebbles?
- They are sized between 8mm and 20mm. That range gives a balance of drainage and root anchoring in most containers.
- Which systems work best with this medium?
- Drip feed, deep water culture, and flood and drain systems all work well. Its high porosity supports the oxygen exchange those recirculating systems depend on.
- How porous is this medium?
- The pebbles are built for high total porosity, supporting strong root oxygenation. That porosity is what keeps the root zone from becoming waterlogged in flood-and-drain or DWC use.
- Do I need to rinse it before first use?
- Rinse it first if a fine dust layer is visible on the pebbles. After that, use it as a stand-alone medium or blend it with soil for added aeration and drainage in containers.
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