160,000 Clear Super Absorbent Polymer Beads, Round, Non-Toxic for Vase Filler, Soilless Planting, Wedding Centerpiece Floral Arrangement

I bought these as aqua beads for my plants. I love them! A little goes a long way, they are super tiny but explode!I have all different colors in a clear vase for my plants, these hold the roots sturdy and makes them look like the plants are floating.

Do you have empty vases. Well fill it with these water balls. The beauty of your rose petals will glow inside the vase with these water balls. It stores great and is amazing.

These are for a wedding. I went crazy looking for detailed instructions because the ones on the packaging are pretty vague. The beads are simple to use, just add water. But how much is the million dollar question?! For our purposes we got the clear, and they are perfectly see through. We also got the 100,000 pack for $6. What a deal and value! The size of the beads when they reach their full absorption (I waited at least 8 hours) is approximately 7mm.So here it goes we used household kitchen measuring tools to ensure accuracy.I found the ratio to be:1 TEASPOON to 3 cups of water and waiting approximately 8hours gets the full results.***For anyone using this for decor, I used a 9inch hurricane from dollar tree and poured the teaspoon and water into it. It definitely will fill the hurricane with the beads so much so you will NOT be able to put anything else in there. Be mindful. I plan on “making these” days before my event. ***The picture I attached is of the clear water beads using that ratio!Fun to watch grow and touch, the quality is apparent due to how quickly the beads start to grow and absorb. I hope this is helpful.

Bang for your buck!

This came with 1 single yellow bead lol but they grew fast!

Did 30 vases with less than one bag

My wife used these to make some decorations around the house.The first time these were used were for Christmas last year.Everyone complimented her on how beautiful they looked in the water with the candles on top.A little bit can go a long way!

Daughter makes vases with these