Golden Crude Vermiculite Unexpanded Vermiculite

Golden Crude Vermiculite Unexpanded Vermiculite System 1

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Golden Crude Vermiculite Unexpanded 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:	Jumbo bag or depending on clent's requirements
Delivery Detail:	After received deposit with in 15 days

Specifications

1.Gold vermiculite raw
2.Size:0.3-1,2-4,0.5-1.41,1.5-2.5mm
3. Gold color
4.Expansion rate:5.5-10times
5.Own mine

Gold crude vermiculite

Origin:Hebei,China

Asbestos:None

Expansion ratios:5.5-10times

Size:0.3-0.6mm, 0.65-1mm, 0.1-0.5mm, 0.3-1mm, 0.5-1.4mm, 1.5-2.5mm 1-2mm, 1.2-3.5mm, 2-4mm,4-8mm,etc

FAQ

1.Packing?

1MTS/BAG 1.1MTS/BAG 1.2MTS/BAG,1.25MTS/BAG.20-25MTS/20GP CONTAINER

2.Delivery time ?

a)Within 7 days after receive your deposit

b)Samples prepared with in 2days after receive your express charges

3.MOQ?

As usual MOQ : one 20ft container

Sure if you have small require for MOQ, then we can send to you by air or by LCL ,then the MOQ no limit

4. Payment terms?

T/T:50% deposit and the balance by the Copy of B/L.

Irrevocable L/C also accept.

5. How is the charge for samples ?

We can send free samples to you,but you pay the express fee, but we will return to you when the first order.

6.Our advantage

Professional vermiculite manufacturer/own vermiculite mine /Advanced equipment/High qualityflexible/Competitive price/Professional sales team

Q: What dirt to use for bearded dragons eggs?: I have had great success in my raised beds using the square foot garden soil - 1/3 vermiculite (ace hardware has big bags, best price I found), 1/3 peat and 1/3 compost, the more varieties of compost you can use the better. I got some composted horse manure to use for some of my compost, free and worked great! You can look up the book if you want more tips, but the soil mix is always the same recommendation.

Q: it's for a science lab, i dont even know what vermiculite is.: ur going to make me throw up i feel sick now

Q: I have 2 crested gecko eggs, they have srarted to sink in, but it looks like there are babies in the egg. I candled them, and you can see a?: They are dehydrated. If you can move them, then transfer them to a container with wet paper towel or vermiculite mixed with distilled or bottled water, taking care to not rotate them, but right side up all the time. Vermiculite is best because you can make a small depression in it and the egg can sit without rolling over (which would kill the embryo inside). If you cannot move them, keep the cage covered and keep the humidity high. Spraying the eggs directly with water is okay too. If your geckos cannot stand the high humidity, you can transfer them to another cage.

Q: In my attic, I have found two types of blown in and/or loose fill shredded insulation, in two layers, totaling 6 inches of depth. The bottom layer is a very dark gray wool, where the top layer is a yellow shredded material that I think is fiberglass. The house was built around 1950. I have been laying blankets of fiberglass insulation to increase the R-value, but I was concerned there might be asbestos. What are the two layers, especially the dark gray one? Rock wool?: Sounds like rock-wool, I have it in my 1950's attic too. FYI: asbestos insulation is an off white color and about the only place you find it in older homes is wrapped around steam pipes and old boilers.

Q: I really need help w/ my science fair,and I would really appreaciate if anyone can help.Thnx.: Home Depot I know for sure has larger bags. And I do believe that Lowe's carries it ,as well. Check there before you go paying a fortune to have it shipped. Good Luck!

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?: the exterior that anybody your insulating components and the condenser itself relax upon might no longer be rigid sufficient or stiff sufficient to permit you to insulate it so as that there is not any vibration transferred to the help shape itself. The majotity of the vibration is probably transferred to the help shape which then amplifies the concern. the sole way that i be conscious of of to resolve this type of subject is to the two stiffen the help shape, relocate the condenser to be closer a help wall, or construct a separate rigid help shape for the condenser which will unfold the condenser load over a much better area.

Q: I bought an orchid two days ago for Mothers day.The plant‘s soil is wrapped tightly in a plastic bag with a drainage hole. It is then place into the pot supplied, so it isn‘t actually planted in the pot. I can see condention on the plastic bag. I am worried that the trapped water will cause root rot. Do I take out the plastic packaging and place the plant in the pot?Also, how can I tell when a orchid needs watering.If you could also supply me with basic information on how to look after a Phalaenopsis orchid, that would be great!Ps its in moss.: I recommend removing the plastic and letting it dry out some. Then I would remove all the moss/soil and plant it in a nice pot using some orchid bark (it is a mixture of large particles of bark, charcoal, vermiculite and some moss. Youu may need to stake it such that it is supported until the roots can establish and take hold. I do not water mine from the top. I take a wide pan and put the orchid in the pan and then start to add water until the water is covering the bottom of the orchid pot. I let it sit there for a few hours and then I remove it and let it drain. Then I can bring it back into the house to a semi-sunny location. This seems to give the orchid all the water it needs and allows the bark to absorb some so the orchid can get it that way. Watering from the top just allows the water to run through since there is no soil. Before too long you should see some budding growth. I can keep blooms on my phalaenopsis for up to 6-7 months this way. Good luck.

Q: I am teaching a children's art class and want to do a sculpture project with the kids. Some who have signed up are small and I am leary of giving them sharper tools to carve the plaster blocks I am making. I have instructions on mixing the plaster with vermiculite to make the plaster softer/slow down drying time. I have only found perlite- which is the same gardening-wise but I'm wondering if it will be the same for my purposes. I have found out vermiculite is clay based whereas perlite is rock I'm guessing I can experiment but figured I'd give a quick shout out first! Thanks!: Put it in the oven and dry it out. It is volcanic rock and there is no danger of any kind. If you heat it to at least 165 degrees for 30 minutes (at the coolest point) it will pasteurize the soil, meaning that at that temp any plant pathogenic fungi or bacteria will be killed. The issue with Vermiculite was asbestos occuring in some of the early mines. The dust created during mining was hazardous. This issue has been resolved.

Q: Cymbidium can use vermiculite or vermiculite mixed pine? Peanut shell?: In addition, vermiculite can also provide the crops with K, Mg, Ca, Fe and trace amounts of Mn, Cu, Zn and other elements. Vermiculite has the characteristics of water absorption, cation exchange and chemical composition, so it has many functions such as fertilizer preservation, water retention, water storage, air permeability, mineral fertilizer and so on.