EXFOLIATED VERMICULITE FOR AGRICULTURE ANG GARDEN

EXFOLIATED VERMICULITE FOR AGRICULTURE ANG GARDEN

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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 Detail:	JUMBO BAGS
Delivery Detail:	AS PER REQUIREMENT

Specifications

Vermiculite is a naturally occurring mineral that is mined and processed into puffy, lightweight granule which is mixed with soi

We offer Exfoliated Vermiculite For Agricultutal Purposes.

The vemiculite provided by us can be used as :

Soil conditioner
Carrier for dry handling and slow release of agricultural chemicals
Soil additive for plants, together with perlite for potted plants
Growing medium for hydroponics

Improves aeration:

It loosens the soil so that the roots can easily reach down and grow through the soil.

Enhances drainage:

The small, round white particles of exfoliated vermiculite do not absorb water, each little bead creates a tiny pocket among the granules of soil. Water can easily flow through the soil and the roots. It is great for clay soils and helps to improve drainage in any area.

Adds Permanent Soil Conditioner:

Unlike compost (decayed organic matter), eventually breaks down into the soil, vermiculite does not break down. Compost does add vital nutrients, but if you need to improve drainage permanently then vermiculite is a great solution.

Slightly raises PH:

Vermiculite is a PH neutral, which is around 7.0 or so, but because of some compounds found within it, it can slightly raise pH, a plus for acidic soils.

Makes other mineral available:

Exfoliated vermiculite naturally reacts with soil compounds and makes the availability of other nutrients such as calcium, potassium and magnesium.

Q: I have a weeping fig plant and I would like to take cuttings to start new plants. Can it be done? If so where should I cut? How do I root a cutting? Can it be rooted in a cup of water? Any info would be appreciated!: I've had success with rooting hormone (it's a white powder, in a small bottle, sold at nurseries). I did this with a benjamina ficus. After I took a cutting, I immediately dipped the cut end into the powder and stuck it into the soil. Water as usual. Take more cuttings than you need because one or two might not take. Here's a link to a site that has photos and explains where and how to take a cutting.

Q: I have to store some Coast Redwood seeds in a bag mixed in with vermiculate. What is that stuff? Is there a way I can grow the seeds in vermiculate without have to put all of the seeds together? I want to grow them in their own pots.Also, How do you grow American Elm? I planted some a while ago, but none have sprouted..... Do they need moisture?: Any garden center should carry it. Home Depot Lowes do, too. It's commonly used for plants, to mix with soil.

Q: id like to know what your soil recipie is. im looking for something that breathes very well (temperature is a big problem of mine right now) contains worm castings and humus. and whats your main source for nitrogen?: complex point. check out into yahoo and bing. just that could actually help!

Q: I was looking for a substrate to incubate my corn snakes in. I couldn't find vermiculite, I looked all over. The only thing I could find was miracle grow sphagnum peat moss soil. On the back it says quot;wear gloves when using this productquot; so I'm wondering if it would be dangerous for my snake and her eggs.: Many, many reptile breeders use vermiculite without problems. I personally have produced around 30 leopard geckos that were laid in it. I believe that some people use moist spagnum moss instead. Make sure the vermiculite is slightly moist (moist, but you can't squeeze water out of it) and in a warm part of the cage,85 degrees or so-and at least 2.5-3 deep in a dark container. reptiles will sometimes wait to lay until their instincts tell them they have found the right spot.It does sound like she could be eggbound . If she doesnt lay soon, and you are sure she is gravid(pregnant), she will need a vets attention, or she could die. Also, even though vermiculite is commonly used, it is still possible she is impacted(plugged up) with a couple lumps of it or something else, rather than being gravid. The constant digging tells me that she is most likely gravid and wants to lay. Make sure that spot it just right. I use one of those plastic containers for freezing your leftover dinners- cut an entrance near the top of 1 side and wrap it or spray paint it(let the paint dry very well before using it) to make it like a cave or hole in the ground. 5-6 deep- and wide, and 8-10 long is what I use.

Q: pretty much just wanted to see if it would work. I dug a hole put several different layers of wet hay(dryed grass), vermiculite, rye flour, water, and old dead wood, like a tree that's been dead on the ground for years ate up by bugs and what not to the point where its orange(I shredded up the wood pretty good ). I also crumbled up one of my B+ mycilium cakes on the bottom and on the some semi top layer. Just to try even more I squirted about 10cc of My spore syringe on multiple layers. I kno I probably should of used poo but like I said I just wanted to try. Think it might work? Tips would be appreciated. Thank u: I had a tarantula, to wash her tank all we did replaced into take her out, positioned her in an enclosed area, trash each and all the bedding (we used ceder i've got faith) then take a sponge (NO cleansing soap) moist it (returned, even be certain that it did no longer comprise cleansing soap on it) then basically scrub the tank (use warm water) then set up the tank returned additionally, if he/ she did no longer start up yet, while he/she starts development webs up the area of the tank, sparkling it greater normally because of the fact with that and slippery aspects, makes for a unfavourable blend while it consists of tarantulas, OH, additionally, while he/she is molting, do no longer put in to any extent further crickets (or what ever he/she eats) and don't pass the tank or him/her, you may tell if he/she is molting if he/she continues to be, yet no longer limp, before this, he/she could have tended to misplaced all of his/her fur.

Q: Hi I am in the process of buying a house that has been remodeled- had the inspection and the inspector went to the attic and found vermiculite on the floor.. mixed in with other insulation.. To have an abatement done will be very very costly.. I want to be able to use this attic to store things- what is the best way to do this without health risks? again, I prob wont do the abatement.. any help you can offer would be great!!: Pearlite being spherical it should have better strength. Expanded styrofoam pellets are also useful, as is fly ash [hollow tiny glass spheres]

Q: in reptiles: A substrate consisting of brown rice flour, vermiculite, and water that will feed and supply water to our magic mushrooms is sealed in ? pint jars and sterilized in a pressure cooker, or boiling water. This is to kill anything that might endanger the mushrooms.

Q: i have been getting into glass blowing but the place i was learning packed up and left and i have a setup to do it at home but have no kiln. how do i slowly cool down my pieces without a kiln. Ive heard I can use vermiculite but i want to make sure before i try that it will work: the garden section of your favorite big box store, home improvement center, or hardware store or at your favorite garden store. It's used in potting soil mixes. You can buy it by the bag.

Q: what is vermiculite?: Perl;ite floats and vermiculite is shiny and the fish try to eat it and die.

Q: I am making a mini fridge into a incubator and I am just curious where I should place the probe from the thermostat inside the incubatorthe measurements are 30 tall 18 deep and 18 wide. Also when I add the thermometer prob should that just be placed right around the same spot as the thermostat probe.Thanks: just put it about 3 inches below the surface of the vermiculite. sinse this should be the deepest the eggs should go,

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