🪨 5lb Bag of Mini Pea Gravel - 1/4" Decorative Natural Granite Gneiss Gravel for Aquariums, Landscaping, Vase Fillers, Plants, Fairy Gardens, Bonsai Review

I bought this product to build my tiny houses. Haven't used it yet but the color, size and sheen will be great. I used plain gray gravel for the house in the picture, but granite would be amazing!

They look beautiful and do the job they were bought for. I had a problem with fruit flies on my houseplants. I no longer have this problem after graveling the planter as it doesn't allow the larvae to survive and thus prevents them from reproducing, which eventually fixes the problem for good 👍.

The stones I received were wet in the bag with moisture on the plastic, plant material inside and dirt. Concerns can also be caused by pests due to the plant matter and the dirty condition of the rocks. I ordered other types of stones from Revain which turned out to be perfectly clean and dry. Not sure why they were different. At the same time, the stones are a pleasant combination of colors.

A month ago I started a 20 gallon fresh water tank with my 7 year old son and installed a 1/4" granite mini gravel with a gravel filter that is partially used in an aquarium We currently have rummy noses, char and some other fish/shrimp/snails with a few plants The gravel has worked particularly well on the following spots 1) Doesn't affect pH and hardness yet 2) Brings the Color of the fish perfectly shows off as the gravel is a nice muted color 3) As the surface of each gravel particle is…

I ordered this to use as a ground cover around some of the potted succulents I have. However, I feel that it looks a little too unfinished compared to what I was expecting. Yes, I know it's natural, but still. . However, I found an alternative use for it: I added it to a succulent mix that seemed too hydrophilic and dense to me. The succulent cuttings I planted in this mix are thriving. I've also used it at the bottom of some other plants I've transplanted to create a well-drained…