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Horticulture Vermiculite with Expansion Times 6-12mm

Horticulture Vermiculite with Expansion Times 6-12mm

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1. Product Description of Horticultural Vermiculite:

Horticultural vermiculite: vermiculite is a hydrate, massive, flaky and granular, is a product ofbiotite and other natural mineral weathering alteration. The interlayer water molecules by high temperature burning, increasing the volume of 18-25 times. Rich in nitrogen, phosphorus,potassium, magnesium, aluminum, iron, silicate and other ingredients. Layer charge vermiculitehad higher, it has higher cation exchange capacity and strong cation exchange adsorptioncapacity. 

Horticulture Vermiculite with Expansion Times 6-12mm

2. Characteristics of Horticultural Vermiculite:

Light weight, water adsorption performance is good, not decay, you can use the 3-5 years (unlike the humus, coconut shell and other perishable). Agriculture,vermiculite can be used as a soil improver, because of its good cation exchange ability and adsorption, structure can improve soil, water conservation, improve soil permeability and water content of the soil is acidic, neutral soil; vermiculite can also play a role of buffering, rapid changes in pH value of the block, slow release fertilizer on crop growth medium, and allows a slight excess use of fertilizers and no harm to plants; vermiculite can also provide the K, Mg, Ca,Fe and trace amounts of Mn, Cu, Zn and other elements to crops. Absorbent, cation exchangeproperties of vermiculite and chemical characteristics, which plays a fertilizer, water retention,water, gas and mineral fertilizers and other multiple roles. Experiments show that: the 0.5-1% ofexpanded vermiculite mixed compound fertilizer, can make the crop yield increase of 15-20%.


3. Applications of Horticultural Vermiculite:

Horticulture vermiculite can be used for flowers, vegetables, fruit cultivation, breeding etc..Except for the pot and regulators, also used for soilless culture.


4. Technical Data of Horticultural Vermiculite:

Horticulture Vermiculite with Expansion Times 6-12mm

Q:I've heard that Perlite is used instead of soil mixture. Please help.
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Q:I‘m so excited lol, I just went to walmart and bought the pot the soil the distilled water, lol but ok so I‘m a little confused. Is this right? I mix half Peet Moss with half Perlite and keep adding water and mixing until it‘s moist. Then I just fill the pot, and put the seeds directly on top of the soil?. Then just put them in a window that has sunlight coming through it? Is that all that I do?
properly venus fly traps take about a 365 days to advance I extremely have one myself and it took continuously to advance a million 365 days in case you water it on a daily basis water it until eventually eventually the airborne dirt and mud floods a touch reason they cant be overwatered plenty
Q:My uncle put in a new ceiling fan for us this evening. He had to crawl in our attic to do this. He knocked out what I thought was just some dust an plaster. I had my husband vaccuum it up. Only after the fact did we realize there was some vermiculite in those chunks. We had some small traces of silvery flakes on the floor which we've been using a mop to clean up. But there is a small amount that got on the carpet. How should I clean that up? I'm kind of creaking out about asbestos exposure. What else should we do? How consurned should I be about this?
idk if the clear spots mean anything but i would say that doesn't sound right... idk try incubating them anyways. leave the eggs stuck together! if you move them it could do more damage than if you leave them. just start placing the eggs about 1/2-1 inch apart and press down with your thumb to make a nice lil hole for the egg b4 you put it in the incubator. no its not a good idea to move the eggs everyday. well first of all you shouldn't need to moisten the vermiculite every day! just spray it good once b4 you put the eggs in and leave it. if it makes u feel better get a hydrometer (measures moisture) and put it in the cup/container next to the eggs and ours tends to stay in the green section which means moderatly humid which is working perfectly fine for me so far. maybe ur cups are the problem. for our incubator we got the kind of containers with the snap on lids. you can get them at target or walmart. and than we just SET the lid on top, don't snap it on just set it on top of the container so the eggs are covered but air can still circulate. kay i hope this helps you!
Q:Can vermiculite be used as insulation around a chimney liner?I have been told vermiculite expands 30x when heated. Can I use it safely around my chimney liner, and how do I know how much to put in?
I would use vermiculite because when perlite is ingested it can cause impaction.
Q:What kind of material can be used instead of vermiculite and perlite in flower cutting?
Peat can retain moisture while peat contains a large amount of humic acids that promote plant rooting. To choose half of humification and rougher peat with coarse sand and large particles of perlite as well. The prepared matrix is conducive to ventilation and drainage, but also conducive to the formation of root.
Q:I need to know what Permiculite is!I think it has something to do with cultivations so ill put it in the gardening section.I saw it on this videogt
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Q:What mineral species are less dense than water? One is evenkite, what is the other one?
I'm gonna say clathrates- or, methane hydrate. There appear to be a couple of molecular arrangements, but this is the crystalline form of methane that exists in the deep ocean.like below 50 atmospheres, at 4-5 degrees C. It's SG is 0.95. Initially, I didn't think it was a mineral, strictly speaking, since our definition of mineral stressed inorganic.back in the Pleistocene when I took Mineralogy. But I saw where your evenkite is a crystalline hydrocarbon too, and proceeded from there. Webmineral, it turns out, lists all manner of so-called hydrocarbon minerals, organic compounds, etc. I'll have to dig out venerable old Klein and Hurlbut. I gotta go back to school.
Q:if not what should i use?
Can't justify the expense of it. We switched to using only perlite for most of our herps.
Q:I have lost soOOOO many litters to molding even when i try so hard to ventilate it. Are chicken egg incubators good?
If you're having trouble with mold, try different incubating medias. Vermiculite, perlite, and spaghum moss all work well -- perhaps you could split the clutch carefully into several groups (if the eggs aren't stuck together) and try the different methods. Too much ventilation likely introduces mold spores. Start with sterile media in the first place and don't keep it too wet -- just slightly damp is best. Make sure your temps aren't too high -- if the temperature climbs over 90F for very long, your eggs will die and then they'll get moldy and rot. Can you describe your setup more fully? Maybe someone will be able to spot what you've been doing wrong. Good luck!

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