Add clay pebbles around the grow pod so it fits snuggly into the net pot. The grow pod’s top should be level with the top of the net pod. Place the pot in the mason jar.

Add clay pebbles around the grow pod so it fits snuggly into the net pot. The grow pod’s top should be level with the top of the net pod. Place the pot in the mason jar.

Unglazed clay containers need to be watered more often in dry areas as water evaporates through the porous structure of the pot. ... • Cover the bottom of the container with a layer of small pebbles.

Scratch the winter gardening itch by making a tiny terrarium garden in a glass dish with air plants, succulents and other dwarf plants — or invest in an indoor citrus tree.

Inside the shipping container a variety of lettuce, from butterhead to romaine, as well as some kale, grow underneath lights in small pots with a spongy material, as well as clay pebbles to hold ...

Plastic or clay pots, tubs, half whiskey barrels or other containers may be purchased. But virtually any container that you can cut or punch drainage holes into may be used.

What started out as a mishmosh of Tupperware containers, ... Every 15 minutes, water combined with waste from the fish tank is pumped up into a grow bed filled with clay pebbles.