Vermiculite Board for Fire Door System 1

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Vermiculite Board for Fire Door

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Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	in bulk or plywood pallets
Delivery Detail:	15 days after your depoist

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vermiculite board for fireproof
model size:1220*2440mm
Thickness: 3-25mm

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Composition of MgO Board:

“An innovative mineral based, environmentally friendly “green” building material comprised of:”

MGO 70% MgCL2 10% Fiberglass 15% Perlite(Filier) 5%

Raw Material:

Magnesium oxide(MGO), magnesium chloride, perlite, Wood dust, fiberglass mesh, non-woven cloth etc.

Q: Can you please give me an example of how hydroponics is done, e.g. potatoesi know what it is but whats the method for potatoes? or any other?: A system described in link.

Q: i have one male and one female green anole i know how they breed and lay eggs but i don‘t know how to take care of the eggsim just askin before they breed so im ready: The substrate should be 1:1 mass ratio medium to water. In the lab we use vermiculite with excellent success. If you want, you can incubate each egg independently in little baby food jars, or something similar. You do not have to incubate separately, but that way not all your eggs are in one basket so to speak. Place a layer of substrate at least the egg’s width in your container. When placing the eggs in the substrate make a divot with your finger then gently placing the egg in without rotating it. Rotating the egg can damage the fragile embryo. Close in the divot leaving half the egg exposed to the air. Finally place a lid or saran wrap secured with a rubber band over the top and incubate at 27C. Best of luck to you.

Q: Ok I am so excited. I recently got a smooth green snake that was really big and kind of spongy. Thinking laying season was over, I figured she was just a good eater lol. Well, I found today she laid 8 eggs! How do I take care of them? Obviously she was fertilized when I got her. I moved them over to where the under tank heater is, with some coco-fiber substrate under them, and some over them--moist. Is this good enough?: it incredibly is a clue, garter snakes do no longer lay eggs, they are stay bearers so it should be the eco-friendly snake. shop the eggs heat slightly moist in peat moss or the like do no longer flow them around.

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. Just remember that red eared slider eggs must stay face up. Hard to explain but do not move it's placement. For example, Keep the side of the eggs that was facing up, actually facing up. So if you put a dot on top of the egg and move the egg to your potting soil, make sure that dot is facing up.

Q: So i filled my substrate jars with the proper amounts of vermiculite + water, stirred, then added the proper amount of brown rice flour. i put the jars in a steaming pot (elevated above water level) for about 2 hours, but did not have my spore syringe yet. so i let them sit for like 2 days in the pot, wihtout taking the lids off any of the substrate jars (or the foil).have my substrate jars lost any of their water content due to evaporation, perhaps during the steaming process or during the 2 day wait before inoculation?the jars had the lids loosely screwed on, with 3 holes hammered into the top (small holes), and covered in tin foil.: this looks more like a chemistry question.

Q: what are the differences between sand and potting soils?: Potting soil is designed for use in containers. Formulations vary greatly by company and types of plants. Sand absorbs very little water because its particles are relatively large.

Q: Ok So I have been all over the internet looking at articles on how to grow magic shrooms. they all seem to disagree on what materials I need. they all say: psilocybin spores, vermiculite, brown rice flour, 1/2 pint jars. but the rest is often disagreed or not included on different articles making it confusing.: I guess you are using a torch. The annealing process begins by reducing the temperature of the glass using the edges and end of the flame so the glass has as little stress in it as possible Then the ideal is use a controlled temperature source (kiln) that will hold at the high end and slowly drop - unlike stuff in the air where the hotter it is, the faster it cools - usually cracking. Vermiculite is a fairly high temp insulator that is available cheap at garden centers for making soil mixes. The most common use for torch workers is to put a quantity in a crock pot or an electric skillet. Neither of these get hot enough to truly anneal the glass in a short time, but by heating the vermiculite the flame annealed glass does not chill quite as fast. Eventually you will have to get a kiln as you make bigger beads or thicker glass in sculptures, etc.

Q: could i clone tomatos in a hydroponic system and then switch outdoors after they mature?: i think of on tomatoes the facet branches are observed as laterals. you could heavily decrease off the lateral, dip it in a rooting hormone, and then place in a medium and you will have a sparkling tomato plant. pass on youtube and form in cloneing, there are a lot of cloneing video clips on that.

Q: I have a jade plant I would like to repot but I don‘t know what type of potting soil to use can I use regular potting soil or do I have to use a special kind of potting soil and what type of pot should I use for this plant: I've been working with house plants for over 45 years and have yet to find a perfect potting soil for tropical plants straight out of the bag. I usually have to mix my own to get it to be the best for the plant. I use equal parts bagged top soil, potting soil and vermiculite and make sure the mixture balls in my hand and then falls apart when I wiggle my finger. This shows the best texture to allow oxygen to the roots without clogging and preventing air circulation around the roots and prevents the plant from drowning. There are special mixes for succulents-which a jade is in the succulent group of tropical plants- that will allow good drainage and air circulation. The roots of most succulents are hair-like and very fine so over watering can be done very easily. Be sure you allow the top of the soil surface to dry to about 1/2 inch before you water gain. If the water drains out the bottom right away, it means that the soil was too dry and you should water a bit more often. Never allow the pot to sit in water longer than 20 minutes or you can get root rot and the plant will die very quickly. A sure sign of over watering is if your leaves drop off the stem very easily when touched and they are green and very full. If they are very flat and fall off, the you are under watering and need to water a bit more often. Jades and all succulents been bright indirect light all day in order to do well. You probably will not need to transplant I until you see roots coming out the bottom of the plant, just few before you will need to go into a the next size pot. Don't go too big or you will be in danger of over watering the first time you water the soil. They do not need a lot of fertilizer or plant food so don't give it any until next spring, and just a very little in your watering can when you water. Make sure the soil is a bit moist when you use fertilizer or it will burn the roots.

Q: I went up to my uncle‘s cabin in Wisconsin and we stumbled upon a painted turtle‘s egg nest. He thought the hole was a snake hole, so he covered it all up. But when we saw a mother painted turtle nearby, we had thought it was her nest. We uncovered the hole and decided it would be neat to try to hatch one. My uncle says it takes an entire year for the turtle to finally hatch. So anyways, I brought the little turtle egg all the way home to Michigan in a protected plastic cup in some dirt from the nest. But I have some good questions needing answering. What temp should the eggs be kept in? How deep in the little glass bowl of dirt should it be kept? Should I add moisture to the egg daily by putting in small ammounts of water? Please answer, and thanks if you do! :): The eggs should be incubated at 80-88 degrees Fahrenheit, with around 90 percent humidity, however you do not want to bake the eggs. The eggs should be kept half buried in a mixture of dampened vermiculite and perlite (most garden sores will have it). The eggs will take around 50 days to hatch. The egg or eggs that you have will most likely not hatch now that you have uncovered the nest and moved the eggs. When the eggs are laid the embryo attaches its self to the top of the egg, if the egg is disturbed the embryo will fall and the growth process with stop. So now you will want to mark the top the eggs with a water based marker (a dot will do) just so you can insure they stay the way they are placed. Still try to hatch them, but be aware. Hope I helped, and best of luck. P.S. a cheap incubator can be built using a Styrofoam cooler and a underwater aquarium heater or reptile heating pad. lots of info on youtube and google about those. A heat lamp if not set up properly will bake the eggs.

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