Medium and Fine Silver Exfoliated Vermiculite
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1.Product Description of Medium and Fine Silver Exfoliated Vermiculite:
Vermiculite is ideal for the germination of seeds because the aeration properties combined with its water holding capacity makes it a superb medium for direct contact with the seeds.
Large and small seeds can be raised in pure vermiculite. Slower germination seeds may be raised with a 50/50 mix of vermiculite and peat or perlite.
2.Product Application of Medium and Fine Silver Exfoliated Vermiculite:
Vermiculite can be used as a soil improver. When applied to an outdoor seed bed it will give improved emergence and less risk of capping.
Silicate bonded shapes and blocks
Pressed vermiculite block insulation can be used in high temperature kilns, furnaces, combustion plants, boilers, wood burning stoves and night storage heaters. It is becoming more widely accepted as an alternative for asbestos or man-made mineral fibre insulation. The units can vary from simple blocks to very intricate shapes designed to accommodate electrical elements, fixing screws, etc.
3.Product Specifications of Medium and Fine Silver Exfoliated Vermiculite:
Vermiculite concretes are lightweight , have good insulating properties and are intrinsically fire resistant. Vermiculite concretes may be used for in situ roof and floor screeds and in the fabrication of pre-cast products. Vermiculite concretes can also be used around back boilers and as a fire back support material.
4.Product Technical Data of Medium and Fine Silver Exfoliated Vermiculite:
- Q: During the middle ages of europe like around 400 to 700 or to 1000
- Relatively speaking yes. But that is because Europe was so poor in this period. Africa's problem is geographic and weather systems, combined with not having a high yield foodstuff. Great Zimbabwe is a good example, a large powerful State that grew up and disappeared, hit by Famine (Weather system), and also suffered from not having any other large opponent close at hand, so there was no interchange of ideas and technology. The Geography was particularly difficult, the River systems (except the Nile) didn't lend themselves to interchange of cultures. Western (World) Civilisation started in the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers because at the time the weather was more clement, but the 2 rivers meant that there were different ideas exchanged between different tribes. Wheat and barley also had a large influence. It is worth noting that Japan Population 120 million is supported by about 60% of its land, (the rest is too mountainous) on Rices which has 2 harvests a year and a higher Calorie per acre than Wheat. England has a Population of 52 Million and has a larger land area for cultivation, but Wheat only has 1 harvest a year and less calories per acre. Africa below the Sahara didn't have these crops, they didn't have the inland sea like the Med, or Sea of Japan, and where there was great Civilisations grew up they were alone at the time, so no interchange of ideas. It is rich but it is harnessing that richness that is a problem.
- Q: What is a a soilless potting mix ?
- It is made from pretty much anything but dirt. Peat is common as is tree bark, vermiculite, and perlite. There are many soil additives which have different draining water holding capabilities, different weights (you wouldn't want to plant something in just perlite or vermiculite because they are so lightweight the plant would fall over.) There's a lot if info online about what types of potting soils are best for different kinds of plants.
- Q: I found some dirt that had pieces of really shiny black pieces, which looked like obsidian, some pieces that looked like gold, (which I doubt they were), and weird pieces that were somewhat greenish. The rest looked kind of sandy to me, and it was very soft, just like sand. Do you have any idea what this could be? I find it kind of odd that I found this in Virginia, where the dirt is red clay...
- you better use the regular insulation for liners. won't expand or burn.
- Q: Do you have to freeze the seeds before you plant them? What kind of soil do they need? How much watering do they need? How long until they sprout? What then?Thanks for answering
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- Q: Im growing all kinds of stuff, not sure if certain soil differs.but is there some kind of soil that just stands out from the rest? Thanks.
- Supersoil is best for any plants that like it rich. But for plants that prefer less rich soil, the store brand at any big box store will do. Depends on what you're planting. If it's too rich, you'll get more foliage at the expense of flowers, for example, like with cosmos. If you want to make lighter soil richer, just add spent coffee grounds, eggshells, or grass clippings.
- Q: Can a leopard gecko egg die a few weeks after it was laid?How long does it take for a female to lay more eggs?Which is better for a gecko to lay her eggs in, vermiculite or moss?How do you know when the eggs are about to hatch, is there any physical change to the egg?What does it mean when the eggs starts to quot;deflatequot; a little?Any other information in this region would be great.Thanx!
- Vermiculite was used in construction as insulation, typically in CMU (cinder block) walls. I think that the R value is less than more conventional insulation and I'm sure that it would be harder to install. Not sure how you would install it short of blowing it in as you would with cellulose insulation.
- Q: I planted a pea plant for my biology class in growth medium (aka vermiculite) how can i make sure it grows properly and possibly faster? It‘s planted in a pea pot in a green house at school. The temperature varies from sunny to cloudy if that helps
- i grew fifty 3 acers of trapper peas (vine peas) they grew to about 17.5 ft in lengh , yeild about sixty 5 timber in holding with acer, area 12 miles west nampa, alberta canada. took 2.5 days to swath a seven-hundred john deere swather and a million.5 to combine with a global 914 combine. my income went to procuring more beneficial used swather. a rooky farmer my second year of doing peas. nearest pea farmer become 60 miles away yet regionally i become the first. fee become $8 in holding with bushel, wheat expenditures fell. third year my combine become sabatashed on my pea field over nighttime. my jelous nieghbors did not like my peas or me yet this all started the interest regionally. the year become 1990
- Q: I put a bunch of vermiculite (that is probably spelled wrong.) in a pot and then watered it down until the water was as deep as the vermiculite, then dipped the stems of the clippings in some root growth powder and stuck the stems in the vermiculite, I don‘t think the leaves were touching the wet vermiculite, but after a little over a weak the clippings were basicly reduced to slime. what went wrong?? was there to much water for them??? Was the vermiculite to much for the leaves?? I know that their leaves are very sensitive to water on them, but I am pretty sure they weren‘t touching the vermiculite/water mix. :S
- I'm not sure what went wrong here, but obviously you should start over. Slime indicates rotting from too much water. I always root my African Violet cuttings in African Violet soil. You can get it at Canadian Tire or Walmart. Sometimes I use rooting hormones and other times I have not. It doesn't seem to make much difference. It takes anywhere from 2 to 4 months to propagate them this way. I keep them in a window under a plastic cover until I see new growth. Just take the cover off once a day for an hour and then replace it to keep in heat and moisture.
- Q: If you want to grow a plant in a clay pot with an 8-inch diameter, should you put rocks on the bottom before you fill it with dirt? Someone told me that if you don‘t do this, the drain hole will get clogged over time as the soil settles and becomes compacted over it.
- Yes - rocks, pebbles or even styrofoam pellets. They serve to keep the drainage hole open for excess water to stream out freely. I see there are several folks who say to use coffee filters. With or without rocks, these trap loose soil particles and in time will clog the drainage.
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Medium and Fine Silver Exfoliated Vermiculite
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