agriculture 0.3-1mm gold vermiculite System 1

agriculture 0.3-1mm gold vermiculite

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 20 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 1000 m.t./month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	1.2ton/bag
Delivery Detail:	15days

Specifications

SGS passed
used for agriculture

Typical chemical analysis:

element	Percent by weight (%)
SiO2	37-42
Al2O3	9-17
MgO	11-23
CaO	1-2
K2O	5-8
Fe2O3	3.5-18
H2O	7-18

Typical chemical formula:

(Mg, Ca, K, Fe11)3(Si, Al, Fe111)4O10(OH)2O4H2O

Typical physical properties:

Density	220-270kg/m3
Porosity	1100-1200kg/m3
Hardness	1-1.5
Melting point	1320-1370
Compressive ressitance	100-150mpa
Index of refraction	Ng=1.525-1.561 Ng=1.545-1.581
Moisture content	7%
Moisture absorbency	<2%

Applications:

construction	1. fireproof board
	2. loose fill insulation
	3. construction coating
	4. lightweight concrete
	5. vermiculite plaster
industry	1. thermal insulation, refractory
	2. sound absorption loose filling
	3. friction linings
	4 gaskets or seals
	5. packing materials
agriculture	1. horticulture
	2. soil improvement
	3. fertilizer carrier
	4. hydroponics
	5. animal feedstuffs

Samples are available.

Products are to be produced as per samples confirmed. Quality checking is done in the factory by our QC team and clients/or a third party named by clients.

Price is negotiable based on specification, quantity, delivering time etc…

Q:What is vermiculite? What's the use of it?: The use of vermiculite has been widely used in the fields of construction, metallurgy, petroleum, shipbuilding, environmental protection, heat preservation, heat insulation, insulation, energy saving, gardening and so on. Animal husbandry: expanded vermiculite has unique structural and surface properties, as well as non-toxic, sterile and chemically inert. It can be used as a carrier, an adsorbent, a fixative, and a feed additive.

Q:I ordered violet leaves from a greenhouse,they are doing a great job except for their blooming color, somehow all of theme bloom different colors then what they are supposed to. for example i have some fantasy colors, they bloom only one solid color, no sparkle on it.for dirt I used Sphagnum Peat Moss,Vermiculite,Perlite equal amount of each.12-36-14 Jack‘s Classic violets food almost every time i watering,2I believe they have enough light because they bloom, leaves looks so healthy, so what am i doing wrong?to make theme bloom different color then original color please can you help me.Thanks .: Flower color can be affected by temperature: too hot or too cold. Light as wellcould be your plants are still a bit too young to color the way you want them. With maturity and more carbohydrates they may change up. I don't understand sparkle.you mean like glitter? Plants don't make glitter, that may have been applied for the picture. In some plants changing the soil pH will change the flower color, most note-ably, hydrangeas. If you have some plants to play withtry acidifying the soil a wee bit on one and increasing the pH on another. Don't go too far, it will kill the plants. If your colors are way off, could be you were sent the wrong varieties or you trusted the catalog color too closely.

Q:ok so i have a new lasiodora parahybana and was wondering how often i should clean her enclosure.i use a mixture of vermiculite (80%) and top-soil (20%) for the substrate.I keep it at about 70-80% humidity with the aid of a sponge and water dish.i feed it a small cricket everyday.I noticed that the tank just really stinks now.so getting to the point, how often should i clean it?i don't want to disturb the stress level of my spider by removing it from it's enclosure and wrecking her burrow to clean out cricket husks every day.so rather than, how often should i clean the enclosure, i guess i'm really asking on how should i clean the enclosure?a lot of internet sources give me different advice.i was wondering on getting help from someone who has had a brazilian salmon pink bird eating spider and would like to pass on the knowledge.: Well, I can't really blame you for being taken in with a Cobalt Blue. They are incredibly beautiful. I myself got taken in by a gorgeous Indian Ornamental and had to scramble to get the things she needed. It's not nearly as complicated as it sounds. I keep most of my terrestrial species of tarantulas in a ten gallon tank. For a burrower like the Cobalt, your twenty gallon might even be better. Use potting soil as the substrate. It has peat, vermiculite and dirt and my T's love burrowing in it. I've never used an auto-misting machine with my T's and instead use the misting bottle and the water bowl to keep the substrate damp. You can find inexpensive humidity guages in the reptile section of any pet store. I hear you about Ohio weather. I live in Wisconsin and it's.. ld... If you feed your Cobalt store bought crickets and other feeders, you won't have to worry too much about parasites. None of my spiders have ever gotten a fungal or mite infection so I wouldn't worry too much. Often, better air circulation and a complete change of substrate fixes these problems if they do happen. No plants are necessary with tarantulas, especially terrestrial tarantulas. Their only use is to pretty up the tank, which the Tarantula cares nothing about. If all else fails, do try your zoo. I had to liquidate most of my tarantula stock many years ago and my local zoo took them. Since yours is a special species, the zoo might be glad to take him. One thing to know about tarantulas: the less they move, the happier they are. Unless their legs are tucked under them. That's bad. :D

Q:My Gecko has just laid an egg this morning and I knew she was pregnant but not when and we intended to go out today and buy some vermiculite but she has already laid 2 so we have put them in a tuba-wear container with sawdust that will be kept moist and also cling film over the top to hold in moisture, the container is under a spotlight in the geckos tank. Is sawdust ok or bad ?: id say dont use sawdust,

Q:how much they cost, their needs, etc anything would be appreciated.I‘m just starting my research on them as I think I might be interested )What is the minimum size tank they need??: they cost near 40-50 bucks

Q:A propane facility exploded in my neighborhood, scattering debris up to a 2km radius on early Sunday morning. If you have not seen the footage, it's plastered all over Youtube by now Im sure, it can give you an idea of exactly how huge this explosion was and the damage it caused, thankfully it was early in the morning and could have had a much worse outcome. They said they discovered Asbestos was used in that facility. We're not getting any definite answers from our Mayor regarding whether the air in the neighborhood is safe to breath or not. Does anyone know how dangerous this could be if its airborne in a community? We live in North York which is part of Toronto Ontario. We've been going mad watching the news for information and I'm just about ready to pack up my family and get the heck out of here. Anyway was hoping perhaps someone may be educated on this subject, thank you all in advance for any input.: There are 2 primary types of asbestos in Airborne Asbestos. Serpentine is more flexible, rounded, and less likely to cause mesothelioma due to its curly shape, with amphibole asbestos being more dangerous. Amphibole fibers are sharp and stick into the mesothelioma lining, causing the most internal irritation.

Q:My mountain horned lizard literally JUST laid 8 oval shaped eggs in her cage. We haven't touched anything yet. We've just fed her crickets, we would go out and get some and put some in her cage, and as soon as she ran out, we'd get her some more. They're laying in a nest, which is basically a hole that she dug in the bark substrate. What do I do with them, and how can I make them hatch?: You don't say what you are trying to insulate and why. Are you trying to keep heat in or out; or are you trying to keep something cold? Many of the above materials are good for keeping warm air in a house from radiating out through the walls. Fiberglass works well inside walls as does expanded polystyrene, polyurethane foam. Rockwool, vermiculite and cellulose work well to insulate a ceiling when you blow in a 16 to 18 layer. They don't work in walls because they are loose and tend to pile up at the bottom, leaving the top of the wall empty. Metals such as aluminum, silver foil and gum wrappers are conductors of heat. Conducting heat is the opposite of insulating. In general, house insulation works by trapping pockets of dead air. As long as the air cannot move easily, it cannot conduct heat; therefore it acts as an insulator. The best insulating product, therefore, is the one that best traps the most air. I would probably select expanded polystyrene foam, extruded polystyrene foam and polyisocyanurate foam as the best insulators because they have closed cells full of air. Of course, if you want to insulate an electrical wire, then of the materials listed, rubber would be the best choice -- because it does not conduct electricity very well.

Q:I want to grow magic mushrooms the vermiculite and brown rice way but I don‘t want to order anything can I make magic shrooms from store bought mushroom spore prints? Any help would be appreciate F the haters: Mushrooms from the store are only magical when they are stuffed with crab. Seems you have NO idea what you're talking about.

Q:I surface sowed the seeds on normal pot soil in a tray and did not cover the seeds at all. I put these seeds under a T5 grow light for 16 hours a day, and in 3 days I already found out they had their little root germinated!But here is what the packet instructions say:Place seed on the surface of a good free draining, damp seed compost and cover with a fine sprinkling of compost of compost or vermiculite. Seal container inside a polythene bag and keep 15-20C (59-68F) until after germination can take 1-3 months. Do not exclude light, as this helps germination.Well, it seems that light is the MAJOR determinant of the germination!: Not necessarily. All it may indicate is light is necessary, not a major determinant. Nowdon't start crowing yet.some plantsand I don't know if C.routundifolia is one.have a secondary hibernation after germination. Lisianthus for example with germinate and then must go thru a second hibernation where it will not grow!!! for several month until the second hibernation factors are overcome. It's enough to pull one's hair outwhich might explain a few things. Still, congrats on getting them up, may damp-off not find your little babies.

Q:This insulation is in the attic and was added by the previousowner as a DIY I am selling my house now and wonder howmuch it costs to remove it from a 1500sqft house attic. If I shouldinclude it in the offer?: Vermiculite perhaps?

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