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

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Q: Discovered some vermiculite loose fill insulation. How can it be determined if it contains asbestos or not?: Call local nurseries. They usually have bulk compost. They may also carry vermiculite. Perlite would be a better choice though. Vermiculite has been linked as a direct cause of an asbestos type lung disease. The town around a vermiculite plant has had multiple deaths and illnesses linked to breathing the vermiculite dust, (I saw a PBS documentary on it).

Q: we have a couple crested geckos and if we were to breed them, does anyone know how to care for them? or how many eggs are layed?: any where from 5-9 sometimes they only lay one or two

Q: I caught a california king snake and it jus layed eggs i want to try and hatch them what should i do? ?: taller tires and stock struts

Q: My bearded dragon layed 13 bright white eggs two days ago. I put them in vermiculite in a container inside a 10 gallon tank with a cup of water and a thermometer. I have been trying to keep the temp in the 80‘s but sometime it gets into the 90‘s. I try and keep the soil moist by adding water to it. Some of the eggs are starting to collapse. The guy at the pet store said to add more water. I did and it hasn‘t helped. What am I doing wrong?? What can I do for the eggs so the will hatch.: possibly this is a Transgendered Bearded Dragon, or plenty greater in all probability its a woman offered as a male by utilizing mistake. in the journey that your specific they are eggs then its have been given to be a woman, to boot women folk are plenty bigger and greater physically powerful than adult males yet because of the dimensions of the face and throat horns, could be improper for a male

Q: Do you have to have a license to breed them?If so,where and how do I get 1?What is the best kind of incubatour?Can I build 1?What is the most poular color morph?Where should I buy my first breeder snakes?What are some helpful websites?Do you know a breeder that wouldn't mind answering a lot of my questions?Is vermiculite better than sphagnum moss?: I don't know the specifics on vermiculite versus mulch, but I will say that my buddy's father uses vermiculite in his garden, and his plants have exceeded his expectations. He grows a variety of vegetables and fruits, so I'm positive it could not hurt to use vermiculite. His snap pea plant was only supposed to grow to around 20 inches or so, but using vermiculite, the plant stands over 30 inches, and is still growing!! So, I'd say that vermiculite is definitely something to try.

Q: WHERE CAN I GET VERMICULITE, FOR GROWING MUSHROOMS?: It has to do with the mineral structure. Clays have water molecules in their structure that are loosely bound to the mineral and so it can give or take water. High temperature micas like biotite or muscovite, the OH molecule is strongly bound to their structure and they have a different more ordered structure to begin with. They will give off water only when the mineral breaks down to form another mixture of minerals.

Q: I am breeding my geckos, and getting the beginning supplies. I can't use vermiculite or perlite because it is not available. I looked at all pet stores and garden stores, none available. Is there anything I can use besides pelite or vermiculite? Thanks: Sounds like clay soil, and we have it too. All it takes is water. You need to water about 30 to 40 minutes once per week. It might look like a lake at first, but it will soak in. Once it soaks in, it will be wet underneath where you cannot see. You can poke your fingers down into the soil a couple of inches and you will be surprised to find that it is wet. Forget about the vermiculite or perlite; those are for containers/pots. You need do nothing else except water, water, water. And always on the same day each week. Mow once per week too. If at all possible, water after you mow. Fertilize in spring, and in the fall. It will take awhile, but you will have a pretty lawn in a month or so.

Q: My worm farm says to sprinkle a handful of soil every time I add food scraps. I‘m just wondering if it‘s okay to use potting mix?: Potting mix usually contains sphagnum, peat moss, vermiculite, perlite, wetting agents, fertilizer and so on. It's not really considered soil. If you have some that has no fertilizer in it, it would be ok to use. If you are going to buy anything, buy a bag of quality top soil. That would be a better choice.

Q: This is my first time with a bearded dragon laying eggs. She just laid 5 tonight. Do I leave them in the tank? The male and female seem to be very protective. Do I have to go buy an incubator? HELP!!!: Well I'm not an expert but I do know that when you get the eggs you put them in vermiculite and water and then put them in the incubator at 85°F with humidity levels at 40-50%. So I think the other alternative would to get another terrarium with the lights and heating with a hydrometer and thermometer and put it at the right humidity levels and heat. Hope this helps.

Q: i was going to mix coconut coir into my potting soil (which is mushroom compost, topsoil, fine bark and pumice). should i add one of the above to help aerate the soil?: I personally would never use vermiculite. This stuff can stick to the gecko. If she goes in to shed, she has a higher chance of swallowing vermiculite if it sticks to her skin. Sphagnum moss is great, and so is EcoEarth or Bed-a-Beast. I use EcoEarth for all of my lay boxes (cresties and leos). It stays moist for a longer time than sphagnum moss (according to my experience anyways). It's easier to gently dig through to find eggs. And it doesn't get tracked out of the lay box like the moss sometimes. Sometimes the moss gets tangled up on their feet/legs and gets dragged out.

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