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Our PE net bag used for packing fruit,vegetables,wood,etc
Width:10---100cm
Lenth: as your request
Colors:all kinds of colors

Specifications of mesh bag

1.Material:PE

2.Technic:monofilament,round silk
3.Size Width:10---100cm
Lenth: as your request
4.Normal Size:50x80,40x60,70x90 or as your request

5.Colors:all kinds of colors

6.Packing:2000pcs/bale,1000pcs/bale,CTN OR as your request

7.5-8tons/20FCL

Monofilament Vegetable Bag Export to Japan

Q: Hey,I have these plastic toys that are various colors, I want to dye them. However, in order to really do this they must be white. Is it possible to bleach plastic? Is it safe and how can I do it?: Nope. Two reasons, the pigment or dye is encapsulated in the molded part. The color you see is the color you get. Secondly, only a certain type of plastic, notably PP,PE and soft plastics will hold and are colored with dyes. So the dye would not take anyway. Sorry, but you are stuck with the colors you have.

Q: Are nursery trays suitable for starting aquatic mosses?: No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting aquatic mosses as they require a submerged environment to thrive.

Q: How do you prevent ground cover from becoming invasive in a garden?: One way to prevent ground cover from becoming invasive in a garden is by choosing non-invasive varieties that are well-suited to your specific climate and soil conditions. It is also important to properly prepare the soil before planting by removing any existing weeds or unwanted vegetation. Regular maintenance, such as regular trimming and removal of any spreading runners or seeds, can help keep ground cover in check. Additionally, keeping an eye out for any signs of overgrowth or aggressive spreading and taking timely action, such as thinning or dividing the plants, can help prevent them from becoming invasive.

Q: I want to get some of those plastic bins to store pairs of shoes in individually -- so one pair of shoes per plastic bin, with a lid on it. Is plastic storage of this sort bad for the shoes? I am concerned about putting leather shoes in a plastic bin. I'm thinking they may need to breathe and would be better off in the original box. I am interested in the plastic bins, though because they are all uniform in size, not to mention the benefit of being clear.: Use the plastic bins, but be sure that the shoes are clean and dry before putting them in. If they are still damp from being worn, or have mud, salt or dirt on them, the plastic can allow stains to set. Moist leather against the plastic would cause discoloration. Let them sit out to dry for at least 24 hours (or leave the lid off). For longer term storage, get some of the dessciant silica packets that come with new shoes (the shoe store probably has tons of them in the wastepaper basket). Stuff shoes loosely with tissue paper if you're storing them for a few months -- this will help them keep their shape.

Q: What are the different types of greenhouse plastic films?: There are several types of greenhouse plastic films available, including polyethylene (PE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), and copolymer films. Each type of film has its own unique properties and benefits, such as durability, UV resistance, light transmission, and thermal insulation. The choice of greenhouse plastic film depends on the specific needs and requirements of the plants being grown, as well as the climate conditions and budget.

Q: What are the benefits of using plastic insect traps for pest control?: Plastic insect traps offer several benefits for pest control. Firstly, they are cost-effective and easy to set up, requiring no additional tools or expertise. Secondly, they are environmentally friendly as they do not involve the use of harmful chemicals. Additionally, plastic traps are durable and long-lasting, providing effective and continuous pest control. They are also versatile, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Lastly, plastic traps allow for easy monitoring and disposal of trapped insects, making them a convenient option for pest management.

Q: Can ground cover plants be used to improve soil organic matter content?: Yes, ground cover plants can be used to improve soil organic matter content. Ground cover plants, such as legumes or clovers, have the ability to fix nitrogen from the atmosphere and convert it into organic matter. As these plants grow and die, they contribute organic material to the soil, increasing its organic matter content. Additionally, ground cover plants help to prevent erosion and improve soil structure, leading to better water and nutrient retention.

Q: What are the different types of plastic covers used in frost protection?: There are several types of plastic covers commonly used for frost protection, including floating row covers, plastic mulch, hoop houses, and greenhouse plastic film.

Q: Can nursery trays be used for hydroponic systems?: Yes, nursery trays can be used for hydroponic systems. They provide a convenient and cost-effective way to start and propagate plants in a hydroponic setup. The trays help support the plants, hold the growing medium or nutrient solution, and allow for easy monitoring and maintenance of the system.

Q: How does ground cover affect the habitat for wildlife?: Ground cover plays a crucial role in shaping the habitat for wildlife. It provides shelter and protection for various species, offering hiding places and nesting sites. Additionally, ground cover offers a source of food, as it harbors insects, seeds, and other small creatures that wildlife rely on for sustenance. Moreover, ground cover can help regulate temperature and moisture levels in the environment, creating more favorable conditions for certain animals. In summary, the presence and type of ground cover greatly influence the diversity and abundance of wildlife in a given habitat.

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