CLAY BALL

In a rotating kiln, natural clay is heated to temperatures between 1100 and 1800 degrees Celsius to create expanded clay aggregate, often known as clay balls. Although they also retain adequate nutrition to supply it continuously to the roots, the ability to drain excess water seems to have the most appeal. Although expanded clay pellets are durable for a long time, the plant won’t be nourished by them. They don’t contain any nutrients and are mostly used as containers for the other food that is given to your plant. They thereby aid in keeping pests and bacteria away from the plant while it is growing. Hydroton does not stick because it is a type of pellet.