Horticultural And Agricultural Expanded Vermiculite

Horticultural And Agricultural Expanded Vermiculite System 1

Horticultural And Agricultural Expanded 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:	25kg/bag,40bags/big bag; other packing is allowed as required. Pure PP bags or PP bag inner with PE or as per customer's demands
Delivery Detail:	Within 15 days after received deposit

Specifications：

1.Agriculture vermiculite,expanded vermiculite
2.Expansion ratios:5.5-11times
3.Color:silver,golden
4.Size:all kinds

Product Description

0.5-2mm,1-3mm,2-5mm,3-6mm,4-8mm,8-12mm expanded vermiculite

Heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant, well-ventilation, water preservation, poisonless, odorless, low hardness, burning-avoidness , lighter. non-asbestos etc.

Packaging & Shipping

Packaging Detail: 25kg/bag,40bags/big bag; other packing is allowed as required

Pure PP bags or PP bag inner with PE or as per customer’s demands

Delivery Detail:Within 15 days after received deposit

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Q: Vermiculite, soilless cultivation, horticulture, vermiculite, the use of coarse?: Vermiculite is a kind of mica material which is formed when the silicate material is heated at high temperature. In the course of heating, water loses rapidly and expands, and the volume after expansion is equivalent to 8-20 times of the original volume. Thus, the aeration pore and water holding capacity of the substance are increased. 2. the density of vermiculite was 130-180 kg / cubic meter, and it was neutral to alkaline (ph7-9). Vermiculite can absorb up to 500-650 liters of water per cubic meter of water. After steam disinfection, can release the appropriate amount of potassium, calcium, magnesium.

Q: i have a small container to use to incubate bearded dragon eggs but i‘m not to sure if potting soil is the right thing to use: If you can find a naturally composted potting soil, that would be fine. Regular ones have fertilizers that can be harmful. Miracle Grow has a naturally composted potting soil out now that has no additives. Also, you could go to your pet store and get a material. It's really in-expensive and won't hold excessive moisture like soil would.

Q: There are 8 eggs in the tank, the snake does not lay near them, is this normal? Do you think they are fertile eggs and what do I need to do with them if anything? How long would it take for them to hatch?: Is there a male snake present? If not chances are the eggs are duds. If there is then make sure to keep them warm with a light - straight away.

Q: Not sure how long they‘ve been in there. She burried them quite well. My son was cleaning the cage and found them. Just wondering if there‘s even a chance of hatching. We‘ve had her for nearly a month now.she‘s been kept alone and we were told it was malelol: If you turned them, then they could be dead. Unlike bird eggs, reptile eggs cannot be rotated or they will die. There is no way to tell if they are alive. You can try incubating them. Get a small plastic container, fill it half way with vermiculite (available at garder department of many department stores or nurseries), and add distilled water or bottled drinking water until it is moist. Do not use tap water. Create a small depression on the vermiculate and put the eggs there. The depression will keep the egg from rotating. Put the cover on the plastic container and keep it on to keep out flies or ants. Keep the container at a rather constant 80-85 degrees. If the egg shell dents, then it needs more water. Add a little more water. One way to construct an incubation chamber is to fill half an aquarium with water, and keep it warm with a thermostatically controlled underwater heater and then float the egg container on the water. The eggs of many reptiles take about 2-3 months to hatch after being laid. Keep an eye on the eggs. If it starts to rot then it is dead. If it is dented again, add some more distilled or bottled drinking water.

Q: working on incubating 11 red eared slider eggs - 3rd year in a row, but the temp. these days is colder outside. They are inside in vermiculite and peet moss and they have another 20 days to hatch, they are forming, but the temp is dropping from 86 degrees to 79 degrees. Any suggestions?: I can't say that i know anything about incubating eggsbut your best honest bet is to ask a pet shop because a lot of them do their own breeding or are used to answering questions about that.sorry i could give you any straight answers

Q: Where should I use vermiculite?: The vermiculite used in greenhouse has the characteristics of loose soil, good permeability, strong water absorption and little temperature change. It is beneficial to the growth of crops and also to reduce the input of fertilizer. In the newly emerged soilless cultivation technology, it is an essential raw material.

Q: im just going to buy scorpion yet dont know its species i also dont have a housing, waterdish, food supply (i dont even know what to feed them) and id ont have enough experience and courage to take care of them the problem is that i already reserve 1 scorpion for me and there no turning back. i need a setting of housing and source: Housing: Glass aquarium tanks are probably the easiest housing to use, and they should have a tight fitting secure lid. A 10 gallon tank is sufficient for one scorpion, but a larger one (20 -30 gallon) will be necessary for groups. However, don't give them too much space since it will be difficult for them to catch their prey in a large tank. Some use soil, some use peat and others use vermiculite. No matter what you choose, it should be fairly deep (3 - 6 inches) to allow the scorpion(s) to dig burrows. Pieces of bark, flat stones, broken ceramic flower pots or even commercial reptile hides should be provided as hiding spots for the scorpions. The habitat should be maintained at a high humidity level by regular (daily) misting. The tank should be kept damp, but not wet. If there is mold or condensation on the walls of the tank, the humidity is too high. A temperature gradient should be provided, from about 70-90 F. Many recommend occasionally allowing temperatures of about 100 F. The temperature gradient is important to allow the scorpions to regulate their body temperature as needed. The easiest way to provide the gradient is by using a heating mat designed for use under reptile tanks. This should be placed under no more than about 1/3 of the tank, so the scorpion can move from warmer to cooler temperatures if desired. Food: In captivity, they seem to do fine with a diet primarily of crickets, supplemented with other insects such as mealworms and moths. The crickets should be fed a nutritious diet so that the nutritional value is passed on the the scorpions, and the crickets can be dusted with a quality reptile vitamin/mineral supplement every few feedings. Feed at night to replicate the conditions under which scorpions would naturally feed. A shallow (shallow enough to prevent drowning) water dish should also be provided. Hope this helps! :)

Q: I was going into research about lucky bamboo after one of my stalks turned yellow. It said planting bamboo in soil is better than in water and rocks. Would vermiculite work just as good as soil, because all of our soils have fertilizer in that may be too strong for the plant.: When breeding cornsnakes, you can use vermiculite or spagnum moss, I have used both with a 100% success rate. First lets talk about the snakes egg. The egg the snake lives in breathes. and it also provides warmth and regulates temperatures on its own. The vermiculite needs to be moist, but not to moist, you want it when you pick up the vermiculite, and squeeze it, when you open your hand the vermiculite has taken the shape of you palm with no dripping of water. If it is to wet you can drown the snake. If it is to dry it can dry out the egg and also kill the babies. You need to whatch the condensation as well, that can make it to humind and also effect the babies. Consistency in temperature is also an asset. If it drops or raises to fast it can cause the snake shock and kill it as well. The snake eggs will also tell you what is wrong with them. If the eggs start to dimple in, its because it is too dry, if they start to sweat it is to wet in the incubator. You want to keep the temperature in between 82 and 86 degrees Farenhiet. If you see mold or any of the eggs going bad, dont worry about trying to separate them from the rest. Also dont turn the eggs after they have been sitting for 12 hours or you could drown the snake as well. Everything else is up to nature. I hope this helps you and I give you the best of luck on hatching out another clutch. this is the method I use and it has never failed me once.

Q: I have a male and female beardies together. ive seen the male jump on the females back bite her neck and kinda shake her a little. I read in my beardie book that is how they mate. Also how long will it be before i can tell she is pregant? And what do i need to doHow can i make an nesting box.my book said how but i wanna hear some othere ideas and i know i need to get her calcium supplements right away im going tmrw to get the stuff i need. And can i still keep the male in the cage until she lays the eggs cuz they have always lived together.: Sorry, can't answer all your questions, best to google search on nesting. But, you definitely need to raise the temperature for her as I didn't realise mine was pregnant and she suffered a lot due to my not supplementing her additionally nor raising them temp.!

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