Contents of the pack without grow medium: the pot, the nutrients, the corrector and the pH test

Contents of the pack with grow medium: the pot, the nutrition, the clay pebbles and the pH corrector

The 45 L hydroponic pot filled with clay pebbles

Box contents: tank, basket, tubes and air pump

The three one-litre TriPart fertilisers supplied with the pack

The 60 ml drop pH test supplied with the pack

45 L hydroponic pot pack: nutrition and pH control

Name: 45 L hydroponic pot pack: nutrition and pH control
Brand: Terra Aquatica
SKU: TA-PACK-CM
Availability: InStock

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This kit combines the Terra Aquatica 45-litre hydroponic pot, its continuous aeration pump irrigation, TriPart nutrition in three one-litre bottles, and everything needed to measure and adjust pH.

The kit is available in two versions: with the 20 litres of clay pebbles that fill the growing chamber, or without, if you already have your own grow medium.

Ref. TA-PACK-CM·Soil-free growing kit

Contents : Without grow medium

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The summary

What you receive: the complete 45 L pot, TriPart Grow, Micro and Bloom in 1 L each, the pH- adjuster in powder form and a pH test in drops.
Two versions: with the 20 L of clay pebbles that fill the growing chamber, or without, if you already have your own grow medium.
What you can grow: one seasonal plant, tomato, aubergine, cucumber or pepper, or two more compact ones, on 45 L of reservoir.
No timer needed: the air pump runs continuously, using 1.8 W and 0.04 kWh per day. There is nothing to programme.
How to choose: it is the smallest of the three growing packs, the one that needs the least space and the least adjustment.
How it arrives: 11 to 17 kg depending on the version, in several parcels that may arrive separately.

45 L pot, complete nutrition and pH control, with or without the clay pebbles

This pack includes the pot, the nutrients and everything needed to measure and then correct the pH, as well as, in its version with grow medium, the clay pebbles for the growing chamber. It holds one seasonal plant, or two more compact ones, for the whole season, with 45 litres of reserve beneath the roots and nothing to programme.

💨 Circulation without a water pump

The 45-litre pot has no water pump. A small 1.8 W air pump sends 1.3 litres of air per minute into a tube running to the bottom of the reservoir; the bubbles carry the solution up a column, which releases it as a shower over the grow medium through a perforated ring. This means there is no electrical part in the water: only air travels through the tube. The pot has just one moving part, no timer, and uses 0.04 kWh per day, as the pump runs day and night. The transparent level tube shows the reserve at a glance, and the shower falling from the ring confirms that the circuit is working. Finally, position the air pump above the level of the solution; otherwise a power cut could cause the solution to flow back up the air pipe towards it.

🪨 Clay pebbles

Clay pebbles hold almost no water, and that is exactly what we want here: the circulation delivers the water, and the grow medium only serves to hold the plant and let air through. In a pot that is constantly irrigated, a water-retentive grow medium would suffocate the roots within a few days. The pebbles supplied range from 8 to 20 mm, and the 20 litres fill the growing chamber in one go. Rinse them in clean water until it runs clear: new pebbles release a fine dust that clogs the column and the ring. They can then be reused from one season to the next, a thorough rinse being enough between crops.

The pot

A 45 L pot in recycled polyethylene, with its growing chamber, its pumping column and its level tube.

The pump

A 1.8 W air pump, 1.3 litres of air per minute, placed out of the water and connected by a simple tube.

Nutrition

Three TriPart bottles, Micro, Grow and Bloom, covering growth as well as flowering.

The check

A powdered pH adjuster and a 60 ml drop test, to measure and correct every week.

With or without the pebbles

The version with grow medium adds two bags of 10 L clay pebbles, exactly the volume of the growing chamber: no surplus, no shortfall. The version without is for you if you already have pebbles or prefer another inert support.

Rooted plant, dissolved pH, goggles

Never sow directly into the clay balls: the pot takes a plant that is already rooted, in a small pot or as an established cutting. Do not pour the dry pH corrector into the reservoir, dissolve it first. And wear goggles when measuring out the Micro, the only one of the three bottles to carry the Danger, H318 warning, which causes serious eye damage.

🧪 Micro, Grow and Bloom

The TriPart range splits nutrition into three. Calcium, iron and trace elements come from the Micro, with an NPK formula of 5-0-1, present from seedling to harvest, while the Grow, at 3-1-6, supplies the nitrogen and potassium for growth and the Bloom, at 0-5-4, provides the phosphorus and potassium for flowering. In full growth and in hydroponics, allow 1.8 ml of Grow, 1.2 ml of Micro and 0.6 ml of Bloom per litre of solution; in flowering, the Bloom rises to 2.4 ml and the Micro to 1.6 ml. Pour each bottle into the water separately, never one concentrate into another. These doses apply to soft water; on water already high in calcium and magnesium, the Micro dose should be reduced slightly, otherwise the starting conductivity is too high before the plant has absorbed anything.

📈 The pH, week after week

In a closed circuit, the pH drifts, as the plant takes up ions unevenly while evaporation concentrates what remains. Outside the useful range, elements that are in fact present in the reservoir become unavailable, and you see the leaves yellowing even though the solution is correctly dosed. Keep it within the useful range of 5.5 to 6.5, aiming for 5.8 to 6.2, and always adjust last, once all three bottles have been added. The powdered corrector dissolves at 1 g per 5 to 6 litres of water, and this correction solution is added in small amounts, measuring after each addition. Our article on pH regulation explains the method in detail. The check reading is taken an hour after the correction, once the circulation has mixed the 45 litres, and never straight away.

🪴 The 45-litre margin

Such a volume under a single plant leaves room for error. The solution is completely renewed every 2 to 3 weeks and, in between, you only make up for evaporation with clean water. The pot measures 47 x 47 cm and is 43 cm high, and weighs 6.73 kg empty, which means you can position it before filling it rather than moving it full. The 60 ml test bottle gives around 1,000 measurements, enough to cover several seasons at one reading a day. This inertia also affects temperature: a body of water of this size cushions the swings between day and night, and helps you stay below the 22 °C above which dissolved oxygen becomes scarce.

🌱 Which plant for this pot

A single growing chamber but a large reserve volume makes this pot best suited to long-cycle, vigorous plants: tomato, aubergine, pepper, cucumber or courgette trained upwards. Two more compact plants of the same species, two chilli plants for example, can also share the pot, since they have the same solution requirements. A lettuce would also fit, without using up a quarter of the available reserve, and a climbing plant will need a stake that is independent of the pot, as the lid is not designed to withstand lateral strain. If you are new to soilless growing, our guide to getting started with indoor hydroponics covers the vocabulary and basic techniques, and what to plant season by season helps you choose the plant that will occupy the pot.

Technical specifications

What the pack contains

45 L hydroponic pot: 1 complete systemReservoir, grow chamber, air pump, column, distribution ring, level tube and seals.
Clay balls: 20 L, depending on the versionTwo 10 L bags, 8 to 20 mm grade. Exactly the volume of the growing chamber.
TriPart nutrition: 3 x 1 LGrow in 3-1-6, Micro freshwater in 5-0-1, Bloom in 0-5-4. The Micro is the only one classed as Danger, H318.
pH-down corrector in powder form: 250 gUrea phosphate, dissolved at 1 g per 5 to 6 L of water, then poured in small amounts.
Drop-based pH test: 60 ml, range 4.0 to 8.5Around 1,000 measurements. Read in daylight, against a white background.
Total weight: 11 or 17 kgDepending on the version: the clay pebbles alone weigh more than 6 kg.

Operation and electricity

Principle: Continuous irrigation by air emulsionThe bubbles lift the solution up a column, which releases it as a shower.
Pump included: Air pump, 1.8 WNo electrical parts in the water: only air circulates in the submerged tube.
Air flow: 1.3 L/minIt is this flow rate that determines how high the solution rises.
Consumption: 0.04 kWh per dayPump running day and night, without a break.
Timer: UnnecessaryNothing to programme: irrigation is continuous by design.
Replacing the solution: Every 2 to 3 weeksIn between, you only top up for evaporation with clean water.

Dimensions and construction

Footprint: 47 x 47 x 43 cmPlant not included. Place the pot in its final position before filling it.
Empty weight of the pot: 6.73 kgFull of water and beads, it can no longer be moved by one person.
Capacity: 1 or 2 plantsA single grow tent: two plants grown together must have the same needs.
Manufacturing: FranceRotationally moulded and assembled in France.

To budget for separately

Rooted plant: 1 seasonal plantTomato, aubergine, cucumber or pepper. Never a seed sown in the pebbles.
Lighting: Indoor use onlyUnnecessary on a balcony, a terrace or in a greenhouse.
Clay balls: 20 L, grow-medium-free versionOr another inert medium that does not hold water.
Electrical socket: Beside the pot, out of the waterThe air pump sits outside the reservoir, never inside it.
Electronic pH meter: Ease of measuringThe drop test is enough for the whole season.
Conductivity meter: Useful for the second cycleYou can do without it in the first one by following the doses on the bottles.

14 further specifications are available in the detailed view.

In the box

1 complete hydroponic pot: 45 L tank, growing chamber, air pump, column, ring, level tube and seals.
2 bags of 10 L clay pebbles, in the version with grow medium.
1 bottle of TriPart Grow (1 L), 1 of TriPart Micro freshwater (1 L), 1 of TriPart Bloom (1 L).
1 250 g tub of pH- corrector powder.
1 pH drop test of 60 ml with its colour chart.

Dimensions, weights and pump characteristics taken from the manufacturer's parts catalogue, doses from its application table, on 08/10/2026. The two versions differ only by the 20 L of clay pebbles, which correspond to the volume of the growing chamber.

One or two plants, 10 pots or 20 plants

The three growing packs in the range, by the scale they can handle

The available power comes before the number of plants Only one of the three packs works without a socket, depending on its version. The other two need a permanent power supply, otherwise nothing circulates.

	Plants grown side by side	Water reserve (L)	Principle	Timer	Electrical socket	Consumption (kWh/day)	Grow medium supplied	Nutrition supplied	Pots or baskets supplied
45 L hydroponic pot pack: nutrition and pH controlYour choice	1 to 2	45 L	Air emulsion, running continuously	None	Required	0,04 kWh/day	20 L of beads, depending on the version	3 x 1 L	1 grow tent
Flood table pack with 10 pots: system, grow medium and nutrientsYour choice	10	100 L	Flood and drain	Depending on the version	Depending on the version	0,007 kWh/day	50 L of coco fibre	3 x 1 L, or 2 for organic	10 fabric pots of 4 L
Hydroponic pack for 20 plants: system, grow medium and nutrientsYour choice	20	150 L	Gutter circulation	None	Required	0,38 kWh/day	10 L of clay pebbles	3 x 1 L	20 baskets of 8 cm

45 L hydroponic pot pack: nutrition and pH control

What you are growing

Plants grown side by side1 to 2

Water reserve (L)45 L

PrincipleAir emulsion, running continuously

Installation

TimerNone

Electrical socketRequired

Consumption (kWh/day)0,04 kWh/day

What the pack adds to the system

Grow medium supplied20 L of beads, depending on the version

Nutrition supplied3 x 1 L

Pots or baskets supplied1 grow tent

Flood table pack with 10 pots: system, grow medium and nutrients

What you are growing

Plants grown side by side10

Water reserve (L)100 L

PrincipleFlood and drain

Installation

TimerDepending on the version

Electrical socketDepending on the version

Consumption (kWh/day)0,007 kWh/day

What the pack adds to the system

Grow medium supplied50 L of coco fibre

Nutrition supplied3 x 1 L, or 2 for organic

Pots or baskets supplied10 fabric pots of 4 L

Hydroponic pack for 20 plants: system, grow medium and nutrients

What you are growing

Plants grown side by side20

Water reserve (L)150 L

PrincipleGutter circulation

Installation

TimerNone

Electrical socketRequired

Consumption (kWh/day)0,38 kWh/day

What the pack adds to the system

Grow medium supplied10 L of clay pebbles

Nutrition supplied3 x 1 L

Pots or baskets supplied20 baskets of 8 cm

Specifications taken from the datasheets of the three packs and from the manufacturer's parts catalogue on 08/10/2026.

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delivery time

Multiple parcels: the pot, the grow medium bags, and the consumables. They may arrive separately. Exact shipping costs and final delivery times are shown at checkout once your address has been entered. Outside the European Union, import duties and taxes remain the responsibility of the recipient. Delivery times run from the date of dispatch, excluding public holidays.

Frequently asked questions

10 questions

6 key questions, 10 in the detailed view

Should you choose the version with or without grow medium?

The only difference is the presence of 20 litres of clay pebbles, which is exactly the volume of the pot's growing chamber.

Choose the version with if you are starting from scratch: it is the solution where only the plant is missing. Choose the version without if you already have clay pebbles, or if you prefer another inert medium such as rockwool. The pot, the nutrition and the pH control are identical in both cases.

Which plant should go in this pot?

The pack contains neither plants nor seeds: the pot takes one plant for the season, or two more compact plants. The 45 L reserve is designed for a crop that occupies the whole season: tomato, aubergine, cucumber, courgette, pepper.

Putting basil in 45 L works, but wastes the reserve: a smaller container would be enough for it. The plant must already be rooted, in a small pot or as an established cutting, and never sown directly into the clay pebbles.

How many plants can be grown?

Do the clay pebbles need rinsing?

What do you need to have to hand on the day of assembly?

What if my water is hard?

The pack contains the freshwater version of TriPart Micro. Used on very hard water, it adds calcium to water that already contains a lot: iron and manganese become unavailable and the young leaves turn yellow.

There are two simple solutions if your water exceeds 20 French degrees: dilute the tap water with rainwater, or order TriPart Micro in the hard water version and keep the one from the pack for your seedlings. The hardness of your water is shown on the annual bill from your water supplier.

What happens to the pot if I go away for 2 weeks?

45 Lof reserve beneath the plant

2 to 3weeks between solution changes

That is the length of a solution cycle, and it is what makes a fortnight's absence feasible. Make up a complete fresh solution the day before you leave, fill the reservoir to its high level, and leave the air pump plugged in: it runs continuously and needs no supervision.

The thing to watch is evaporation, not nutrition. In full heat, a mature tomato plant can lower the level faster than expected. Our article on going away on holiday sets out the benchmarks in detail.

Is one litre of each container enough for the season?

A 45 L pot uses very little: the solution is renewed every 2 to 3 weeks, which comes to about ten changes over a growing season. At a typical dose, 45 L of solution needs about 80 ml of Grow during the growth stage and 110 ml of Bloom during flowering, so one litre of each TriPart covers roughly one season.

The 60 ml pH test gives about 1,000 readings: at one reading a day, it lasts nearly 3 years. The 250 g of pH corrector is the consumable that runs out fastest, especially with hard water.

What happens if you skip the pH check?

The plant stops absorbing, even though the solution is correctly dosed. This is the most common fault in soilless growing, and the most baffling: the leaves turn yellow with a reservoir full of fertiliser.

Clay pebbles have no buffering capacity, and the pH of a 45 L pot shifts within a few days: the roots take up ions unevenly and evaporation concentrates the rest. Keep it between 5.5 and 6.5, aiming for 5.8 to 6.2. The drop test and the powder corrector in the pack are there for this, and this check should be done every week.

What does the pack offer compared with buying the items one by one?

It supplies the right quantities, decided for you. The 20 L of clay pebbles correspond exactly to the volume of the grow chamber, and one litre of each TriPart covers the season for a 45 L pot. You have nothing to calculate and no need to place several orders.

The pack also includes the means to measure and correct the pH, often forgotten at the start: the drop test and the powder corrector.

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