Horticultural and Agricultural used Vermiculite

Horticultural and Agricultural used Vermiculite System 1

Horticultural and Agricultural used Vermiculite System 2

Horticultural and Agricultural used 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:	50L or 100L per bag
Delivery Detail:	within 7 days after receiving your deposit

Specifications

1.Color:golden,silver vermiculite
2.Size:2-4mm 3-6mm6-12mm
3.Category:expanded
4.We have manufacture experience over 10 ye

Vermiculite

1.In color,vermiculite can be indevided into silver vermicultie and golden vermiculite

2.Type:raw vermiculite ,partially expanded vermiculite ,expanded vermiculite ,

3.Size:20-40mesh 40-60mesh 150mesh 200mesh 325mesh 400mesh 0-30um 0.3-0.65mm0.65-1mm0.3-1mm1-2mm, 2- 4mm3-6mm4-8mm

4.Expansion ratios:5.5-10times

5.Bulk density after expansion :90-270kgs/m3

6.Sample is free within 1kgs

7.Vermiculite quality certificate:MSDS ,SGS ,non-asbestos testing report ,chemicals testing report

Product Information :

Vermiculite, chemical formula M g × (H2O) [Mg3 × (AlSiO3O10) (H2O)], is a magnesium water inclouded aluminum silicate

secondary metamorphic minerals of layered structure. It likes mica in form, and usually come from weathered or hydrothermal

alterated black (gold ) Mica. It will present a deflection shape after heat expansion and water loss, liking a leech pattern in form ,

so it gets the name vermiculite .

Vermiculite Features

Raw vermiculite will be expanded to many times when heated at 850-1100 °C,

poisonless, odorless , corrosion-resistant, Non-combustible , natural refractory properties , Good thermal insulation , low density , Heat-resistant ,sound-proofing .fire-proofing etc .

Vermiculite Chemical :

Item	SiO2	MgO	Fe2O3	Al2O3	CaO	K2O	H2O	PH
Content %	37-42	11-23	3.5-18	9-17	1-2	5-8	5-11	7-11

Applications

Raw vermiculite is widely used for Foundary Insulation and Steel Industry

Expanded vermiculite is used in various industries as a packing material due to its highly absorbent nature. It is also a lightweight

aggregator for plaster, proprietary concrete, compounds, fire stop mortar and cementious spray fireproofing. It can also be used as

loose fill insulation and can be molded into shapes, bonded with cement and other bonding materials for insulation, refractory

insulation, fireproofing of structural steel and pipes industries. Exfoliated vermiculite is also widely used as a component of the

interior fill for fire stop pillows, and is also used in commercial hand warmers.

Vermiculite is used for Horticulture:

lawn of golf,seed preservation agent, soil conditioner, wetting agent, plant growth, substance,feed additive, any other applications.

Q: help! my corn snakes have had eggs i have incubated them and put them in vermiculite they are stuck together i know thats normal but they have started to collaps after only 1 week and some of them have yellow marks on them do you thing they are dead or alive?plz reply i need help!!: Generally the best way to keep vermiculite moist is by misting it. However, it is important not to over-mist the vermiculite because this can cause damage to the eggs through mold development. Sometimes though, mold forms anyway... use discretion - too much water can kill the fetus' inside of eggs.

Q: i am getting leopard geckos if they have eggs do i need an incubator or is it fine to use the heat lamp? please answer! thanks: I would actually get an incubator if you plan to hatch them but if you keep in mind that you could have 20 baby geckos and nowhere for them to go. A pet store usually wont take them and your friends definatly don't want 5 each!

Q: I'm doing an experiment to see if I can replace any of those material with cotton: in the event that they have been beginning to shrivel or dimple, it may purely be that the humidity develop into too low interior the incubator and the eggs have been dehydrating. in case you notice an egg beginning to dimple and capture it in time, you could save it purely via increasing the humidity. that's going to plump up and sense supple back. what's the temperature and humidity on your incubator ideal suited now? you go with the temp to be low to mid 80s. something above ninety can kill coming up embryos. Humidity could be between 70-one hundred%.

Q: what does vermiculite do with peat moss? is it better than coco peat? and what is peat moss? thanks for answering thoroughly: What species of tarantula do you have? Is the sub wet at all? Some tarantulas, like the G.rosea (rose hair tarantula) for instance, do not like any kind of moisture in their enclosures. If that's the case, just let the substrate dry out entirely and the tarantula should again start walking on the ground.

Q: Okay, so, I got a female crested gecko.....apparently, she was gravid! Now, I discovered 2 eggs in her cage.....what do I do?!?!?! I REALLY want the eggs to live, how do I incubate them so they can hatch? And, what do I need for substrate for the eggs? Do I need vermiculite? If so, how much? And do I need peat moss? PLEASE help!! And thank you!!!: Depends on the gecko lol i have one who has MBD(rescue) who cant shed at all by herself so i need to removed it by hand. To make a damp/moist hide. take a tub-a-ware continer and cut a hole in it. Put some damp paper towel in it(till you can get eco earth/coco bedding or moss) and done. They know what its for. When there in shed they seek out a moist place. it helps loosen the skin and allows them to take it off. DO NOT removed it yourself. they should eat most of the skin its very good for them.

Q: ok so i have a new lasiodora parahybana and was wondering how often i should clean her enclosure.i use a mixture of vermiculite (80%) and top-soil (20%) for the substrate.I keep it at about 70-80% humidity with the aid of a sponge and water dish.i feed it a small cricket everyday.I noticed that the tank just really stinks now.so getting to the point, how often should i clean it?i don‘t want to disturb the stress level of my spider by removing it from it‘s enclosure and wrecking her burrow to clean out cricket husks every day.so rather than, how often should i clean the enclosure, i guess i‘m really asking on how should i clean the enclosure?a lot of internet sources give me different advice.i was wondering on getting help from someone who has had a brazilian salmon pink bird eating spider and would like to pass on the knowledge.: No. Just make sure you do have your exhaust manifold installed, and try to run as much exhaust pipe down below the floorboard. Carbon monoxide is what I would worry the most about.

Q: I am completely re-doing my gardens. What is a good soil mixture to hand make? I am using fox farms top soil to replace the other soil and maby leave some original for nutes it carries. I know there is more I could do to the soil before i spread it. I want to take it put it on a big tarp and spread the other parts to it. Any good ideas? Like 4 parts this 3 parts that ect? Thanks: Fox Farm soil is excellent quality potting soil, but this would make a very expensive addition to any outdoor garden. There's nothing wrong with this, but most people would rototill in organic amendments, like manure, leaves, and compost instead. Pretty much the more the better, in my opinion.

Q: I‘ve prepared a plastic container with a couple of holes. Can I use potting soil instead of vermiculite? will the eggs be lack of oxygen if i close the lid?: Potting soil is fine, so long as it is sterile. Use steam to sterilize it. The box will have plenty of air. The main problem is drying out. If you have a good scale, weigh the box every so often and add a ml of water for each gram of weight lost. If you don't, just wing it.

Q: My Iguana started laying her eggs today right now and its too late to go to a store to get an incubator for them so I want to make one except I can‘t find any good tutorials. At homedepo I could only find perlit not Vermiculite and currently I have them in a glad plastic container with the perlit and a 100watt light on top. and I put a baking aluminum tray under it with water. but not sure if the glad container should be closed top or open or be closed and have holes??? And is there a better way to set it up?: Just keep them in a box around the same temp as it was when they where layed (unless its really cold where you are like it is in Colorado -.- ) with some holes. But before you pick them up make a mark on the side thats up right now, If you spin the egg it'll die. Then just go to petsmart or something and get a good incubator tomarrow. Homemade ones usally don't work and you never see baby iggys. ]: Make sure to line up homes before they hatch, you don't want (or atleast I don't even though I love iggys, just to many) 72 more or less little iggys running around well you try to find them homes.

Q: I have a space of 4 between the felted and tiled external wall. I need to insulate it but cannot get solid insulation sheet in there. Neither can I use glass fibre as there is no way to get access to the space. I could pour a liquid or granular material and it would eventually fill the gap. I do not want to use expanding poly foam as I cannot get far enough down the gap and also as it expands it may bulge the tiling outward.What can I use? I thought of vermiculite, bu do not know where to buy it in the UK.Any other ideas?Jonah: Sounds like some body has put an additive in the transmission fluid. you can try new fluid but if it is slipping there is likely a more serious problem.

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