silvery white expanded vermiculite Used in industrial and Agriculture

silvery white expanded vermiculite Used in industrial and Agriculture

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Min Order Qty:: 5 pc

Supply Capability:: 100000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	20KG/BAG,1000KG/BAG
Delivery Detail:	TWO WEEKS

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Silvery white vermiculite with insulation, frost resistance, antibacterial, fire, water absorption, sound absorption performance

Silvery white vermiculite with insulation, frost resistance, antibacterial, fire, water absorption,absorption and other excellent performance, in 800 ~ 1000 ℃ calcination under 0.5 ~ 1 minutes,the volume can increase 8 ~ 15 times, up to 30 times. The proportion of 50-200kg/m3 after expansion, the color changed to silver white, expanded vermiculite generation loose. Silvery whitevermiculite are widely used in building, metallurgy, chemical industry, light industry, machinery,electric power, petroleum, environmental protection and transport sectors, mainly foreigninsulation, in construction, packing and agriculture, gardening etc.. Silvery white vermiculite are widely used in industrial production. Its specifications: 4-325 inequality

The chemical composition of silvery white vermiculite as follows:

SiO2 Al2O3 Fe2O3 MgO TiO2 K2O Na2O42.7613.944.1324.620.875.941.61CaOFeOTiOP2O5MnOH2OBurning vector1.421.535.710.060.0431.323.71

Q: On a bag of Bonnie‘s Professional Growing Mix All Purpose Potting Soil, it says Caution, keep away from children and pets, but the actual chemical ingredients are not listed. Can anyone tell me what is in there that could be harmful?: the warning might be for the plastic bag

Q: My orchid plants leaves are turning yellow and falling offam I giving too much waTER OR NOT ENOUGH?: From what you have said, obviously they have been through an ordeal due to being dried out and being shipped. Being dried out is not necessarily a problem, because some orchid genus endure periods of drought in their natural environment. Others, however, cannot tolerate it. So, to really help you, we need to know what kind of orchids you bought. One thing I would be wondering about is if they experienced severe cold during shipping. They may be losing leaves due to this rather than due to anything you have done, and now that they are in a less stressful environment again they may recover just fine, albeit with a loss of some foliage. Again, knowing what orchids you have would be helpful in giving suggestions as to how you can best care for them. There are literally thousands of different kinds, each with its own needs as far as light, water, temperature, and humidity go. One thing that rarely helps and that often is fatal is over-, not under-watering. If you planted them in good quality orchid mix, watering them every couple of days is too much.

Q: pretty much just wanted to see if it would work. I dug a hole put several different layers of wet hay(dryed grass), vermiculite, rye flour, water, and old dead wood, like a tree that's been dead on the ground for years ate up by bugs and what not to the point where its orange(I shredded up the wood pretty good ). I also crumbled up one of my B+ mycilium cakes on the bottom and on the some semi top layer. Just to try even more I squirted about 10cc of My spore syringe on multiple layers. I kno I probably should of used poo but like I said I just wanted to try. Think it might work? Tips would be appreciated. Thank u: I had a tarantula, to wash her tank all we did replaced into take her out, positioned her in an enclosed area, trash each and all the bedding (we used ceder i've got faith) then take a sponge (NO cleansing soap) moist it (returned, even be certain that it did no longer comprise cleansing soap on it) then basically scrub the tank (use warm water) then set up the tank returned additionally, if he/ she did no longer start up yet, while he/she starts development webs up the area of the tank, sparkling it greater normally because of the fact with that and slippery aspects, makes for a unfavourable blend while it consists of tarantulas, OH, additionally, while he/she is molting, do no longer put in to any extent further crickets (or what ever he/she eats) and don't pass the tank or him/her, you may tell if he/she is molting if he/she continues to be, yet no longer limp, before this, he/she could have tended to misplaced all of his/her fur.

Q: I have some henchicks that have inspired me to start an indoor dish garden using other cacti or succulents what kind of soil/sand/gravel base combination should I start with?. I will be using a wide, shallow dish, like a flat bottomed ceramic dishhopefully at least 12-16 inches in diameter.and maybe only 2 or 3 inches deep.: Buy some cactus soil and just top the soil with gravel, it keeps the sandy cactus soil from rising up when you water it and allows the water to sink in better. Be careful with your plant selection and be sure they all grow at a similar speed otherwise the faster growing plants will take over the pot and kill the very slow growing ones.

Q: I have baby Palm Tree‘s that have been plucked from under a full grown one. They are between 5 - 9 inches. I have tryed potting them leaving them in water, but they always seem to die. Any body know how I can care for them ? ( California Palm Tree‘s) Thanx.: yes as long u dnt use on cars

Q: can worms live in soil with the small little white crums in it?: If you are talking about potting soil, with the white vermiculite crumbs, the answer is not for long. That soil is sterilized, and contains no organic matter to break down, which is what worms need for food. You will need to regularily add food scraps to it, to start breaking down and give them food.

Q: I‘m doing a PJAS project and I really need help so I can have more informations of the root‘s daily growth. Thank you for those who help me! lt;3lt;3lt;3: I would suggest soiless hydroponics. Or grow in semi-transparent agar. However, If you absolutely have to use Soil. or vermiculite etc. Is just Viewing some of the roots sufficient. If its observation only, Can grow in a transparent container, glass or plastic. But do you need to measure their lengths or weigh them? If you do not wish to remove the soil and re-pot, thinking it might have an effect, another variable to worry about. If you are able to grow hundreds of plants. You can sacrafice 10 daily. Dump out their soil, rinse off, blot dry, measure, cut off root and weigh etc. Discard these when done. Do the same on 10 more the next day. Generate statistics from all this data. You should be able to make accurate conclusions.

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: the best thing to do would be to call a home inspector. They know all the dangers to look for in the entire house, not just the insulation. (Mold, rot, waterdamage, termites, mildew, etc)

Q: we just found them yesterday what do we need to do to hatch them ?what should we put them in ?any tips?: My tip is to leave eggs alone. Do you have any idea what goes into a turtle determining where she lays her eggs? Don't you think millions of years of evolution have taught them a thing or two that you don't know? I've seen turtles go through the trouble of digging a nest hole to the point of completion and change their mind for some reason at the end, wandering off to find somewhere else. whether the temperature wasn't what she wanted or the humidity was slightly off, whatever, who knows what goes through the mind of a turtle. For some reason every year on this site, these questions pop up like weeds in my yard. I found turtle/bird/snake/whatever eggs, how do I take care of them? DON'T YOU THINK THE MOTHER KNOWS THESE THINGS BEFORE SHE LAYS THEM?! But the mommy turtle wasn't there! YEAH! THAT'S THE WAY TURTLES WORK. Within 24 hours of being laid, reptile eggs develop an air pocket and key blood vessels. moving the eggs too much after these have formed will cause said air pocket and blood vessels to rupture, resulting in the death of the developing embryo. In the future, let nature take care of itself unless you don't have to come on a site like Yahoo!Answers to get basic information. and anyway, even if somehow you do manage to get them to hatch, what are you going to do with the babies? Did you think that far ahead? What? You've got a 10 gallon tank you're going to put them in? Think again, and do a bit of real research before bringing another animal (or potential animal) home with you.

Q: I looked in my snakes tank yesterday, and my female corn snake had laid eggs. I don‘t know what to do, I haven‘t done anything with them yet. But I would really like to know what to do so they dont die.: U first need to candle with a flash light like u wld do chicken eggs n make sure they r fertile, u will need vermiculite which u can get at most gardening places or lowes has it I believe, u mix tht with water n u want it to where it's wet but u cnt squeeze any water out. Do NOT flip the eggs. Keep them up right or u will kill the babies. If they have hardened already carefully pick the cluster up. Don't worry abt seperating them. Put the vermic n a container big enough to hold the eggs n make a divit in it where u r gnna place the eggs. Cover it with a lid n if u do not have an incubator u need to put them n a very warm constant temp room. Most colubrids don't need high egg heat n I know people tht jst leave all the eggs n a room n they hatch tht way. I wld google the exact temp they need to b at as I have ball pythons n am not sure of colubrids temps for eggs. Mama may bite u so b careful. Again remember do not let the eggs turn or flip. They have to stay n there exact upright position.

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