golden yellow expanded/exfoliated vermiculite for agriculture /horticulture

golden yellow expanded/exfoliated vermiculite for agriculture /horticulture System 1

golden yellow expanded/exfoliated vermiculite for agriculture /horticulture

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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:	In 12kg PP or PE bags for shipment.
Delivery Detail:	Around 10-20 days after confirm the order.

Specifications

golden yellow expanded vermiculite for agriculture/ horticulture
Bulk density 105-115kg/m3
Impurity 2-4%
only TVA in Asia

Product Description

1.Description

Name	Vermiculite
Type	Expanded
Color	Gloden yellow
Size	1-3mm,3-6mm,2-4mm,4-8mm
Feature	Non-combustible,natural refractory properties,low density,good thermal insulation,poisonless,corrosion-resistant,etc

2.Application

Building	Light weight materials of light weight concrete aggregate
Heat preservation heat insulation	Underground pipes,greenhouse pipes, thermal insulation material
Metallurgical	Steel and molten slag
Agriculture/horticulture	Seed preservation agent,soil,wetting agents,plant growth regulators on the agent,feed additives
Sea fishing	Erbrium fishing

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1, Prepare samples freely.

2, Draw 20-40% samples to test quality for each shipment.

3, Take pictures for customer's reference.

4, Issue testing report for customer's custom clearance.

5, Provide related techenical data sheet if necesarry.

Q: I have four rooted cuttings of Plumeria. They were all in a pot with Miracle grow soil on the bottom, and Vermiculite for the rest. All four were in one pot until they rooted. Well, they did and they were doing great, and then I put them in seperate pots, and the medium I used was a mixture of sand, perlite, vermiculite, and Miracle Grow soil. They aren‘t doing so well anymore and it has been two weeks. They aren‘t dying, they just quit growing. Should I put them back into the same kind of medium they were in to begin with? Or should I just leave them alone, as I am afraid to keep re-planting them.: grow it in soil-based potting mix with added sharp sand, in full light sounds like you don't have the sharp dranaige you once had. add more rough sand to it, like lava sand. i hate perlite, have not had good results with it. stick with the natural stuff. make sure you don't have spider mite, as that's a common problem indoors. water moderately, fertilize monthly. no worries with repotting, as long as you're gentle and don't let the roots dry out in the process.

Q: anyone know where to purchase a small bag of vermiculite in Arizona phoenix area? I'm have trouble searching for a place. I want to use it for my tarantula.: 1. To loosen the soil and keep it from compacting. 2. To improve drainage.

Q: I have a box turtle, and I want to change the substrate I use. WHat should I use? I want it to be pretty cheap because he loves to dig, so it has to be deep, and I have a TON of floor area to cover. Thanks!: I spray all my insulation in. It's quicker and a whole lot easier. If your doing this in your attic they recommend about 24 inches.

Q: How does the pH value of vermiculite adjust?: The chemical properties of expanded vermiculite are stable. Insoluble in water,.PH value 7~8.1, with acid soil (humus) improvement, variable acidity2, with a small amount of slaked lime, variable acidity

Q: How to use pure vermiculite leaf cuttings succulent plants: In line method, also known as interpolation: petiole petiole insertion in the sand sand, leaves, petioles on adventitious bud. Gloxinia (Sinningiaspeciosa) were inserted in the first leaf, small bulbs occurred in petiole, after roots and shoots.

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'm mixing water and vermiculite for an incubation medium for gecko eggs. The ration is six parts vermiculite by weight and 4 parts water by weight. If the vermiculite is 25.1 grams what should the water be? Also can I see your equation you used for future reference?Thanks for your time: You left out some steps. You should mix the water, vermiculite and brown rice flour(ground brown rice) and place it in a jar and place the jar in boiling water or pressure cooker. Generally they are mixed together in the right ratio. One part brown rice flower, one part water and two parts vermiculite is the recommended ratio. Mix the water and vermiculite first. Then add brown rice flour. Place it half way full in a jar and cover it tightly with aluminum foil. Boil it for 20 minutes being careful that the water level is low enough that it doesn't get into the jars. Pressure cooking is better but not necessary. Let it cool down. Inject the spores. After a week or so it should start turning white. At some point you need to put it in a fruiting chamber. I would probably do that at about 2 weeks or when the mycelium had established itself. It needs to be exposed to light or mushrooms won't form. Mushrooms also generally need more ventilation at that point.

Q: What are the characteristics of vermiculite and gold yellow expanded vermiculite?: Golden vermiculite, silver white vermiculite insulation performance is poor, compared to silver white vermiculite insulation better. The price of silver white vermiculite is more expensive than that of gold vermiculite. Costing, cost budget exceeds one silver white vermiculite, less costly budget, golden vermiculite.

Q: should i get a crested gecko or a leopard gecko.explain please!: Best Way To Evenly Moisten Your Vermiculite Is To Hold Some In Your Hand Soak With Water And Then Squeeze The Excess Away, Use Some Pearlite Under Your Vermiculite To Absorb The Water Keep The Humidity Up, And The Eggs Should Not Be Covered, Just Leave The Top Of The Egg Protruding From The Vermiculite

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