Seramis clay loam, water three times less often

Keep the plants alive during your vacation as well.

Seramis is a clay mineral grit that is used instead of soil for green plants, balcony and summer flowers indoors and outdoors. The advantage of ceramics is a very high water binding capacity, which reduces the need for watering by up to 70%. This means that watering times can be significantly reduced, even just one watering every three weeks.

Ceramis is a 100% natural material. The substance is eternal and never loses its ability to absorb. Seramis is easy to use and neat to use.
Ceramis clay grit never ages, deteriorates or expands. It can also be stored outside in the cold.

Seramis clay loam has the ability to absorb and store large amounts of water and release it to the plant's root system when the plants need it. Thanks to the water storage capacity of ceramics, the watering interval can be up to 3-4 weeks. The lightness and airiness of ceramics create first-class growing conditions for various plants.

Advantages of Seramis: Seramis offers a wide range of advantages for both product users and plants. The root system develops in optimal conditions and users of the product can enjoy fewer watering times.

The watering interval is up to a month.
Due to its high retention capacity, e.g. 30 liters of ceramic can easily hold 12 liters of water. This amount of water is enough for an average plant for a month in the heat of midsummer.

Planting in Ceramis
Planting in Ceramis is very neat, easy and fast.
1. Put the Seramis grits in a watertight container
2. Remove the loose soil (do not wash the root ball as in hydroponics) and place the root ball on the Seramis grit.
3. Fill the container with Seramis grit so that the entire root ball is covered.

How much Ceram is needed?
Fist yield: 1/3 root ball and 2/3 ceramic

A root ball, which is about 10 liters, needs about 20 liters of ceramic around it, the container must be at least 30 liters. The watering interval is three times longer in a plant planted in this way than in conventional mulch planting. Plants that need more water than usual must have a shorter watering schedule. Plants that need less water can survive 4 weeks without watering. Water consumption depends on the type of plant, the place of growth (light, temperature, humidity) and the growing season (growing or resting season)

Seramis absorbs more than its weight in water. The ceramic structure keeps the growing medium spongy and airy, which is why the plants thrive extremely well.
Ceramic is recommended to be used completely as a soil substitute. Remember to add nutrients!