1.The clay balls at the bottom of thepot or the hole planting
The use of clay balls here constitutes the first step when planting or repotting a plant. Place the clay balls at the bottom of the planting hole or pot, in a layer of 2 to 5 cm depending on the size of your plant. If you are repotting, make sure your pot has a hole at the bottom. You then need to place a little soil orpotting soil , on this layer of clay balls before come and place the clod of your plant .

2.Clay balls for surfacing
clay balls can also be used as mulch onPOTSplantations, containers and planters, or on open-ground crops. Place a layer 2 to 3 cm thick around the base of the plant.Thanks to the clay balls, you will notice that the earth remains perfectly fresh and the water supply will be naturally regulated. In this case, the clay balls also have a decorative role . Indeed, the contrast between the orange of the beads and the green of your foliage will bring a natural and very aesthetic touch to your flowerbed.

3.The clay balls in your potting soil
You can also, when planting or repotting, mix with the potting soil or soil used, a small quantity of  clay balls. You will thus lighten the substrate and aerate it, which will allow the roots to develop in a favorable environment.

4.Clay balls for maintaining a humid atmosphere
For certain tropical plants, such as orchids for example, balls clay will be used differently. Here they help to create a water reserve directly in the cup of an indoor plant. The plant pot will thus be placed on a layer of clay balls. These will naturally soak up water when watering, create a humid atmosphere, and gradually distribute water to the plant while respecting its needs, without it being in direct contact with the water. . If you notice that the clay balls are dry, remember to water them regularly to keep them wet.