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Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality

Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality

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20 m.t.
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Product Information of Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality:

Vermiculite is available in raw and expanded products. Insulating material,vermiculite is fireproof, lightweight, chemically inert and non-toxic. These characteristics added to its high cationic exchange capacity and excellent absorbency make it a perfect material to use in a wide range of applications :

•Agriculture •Animal feed •Fire protection coatings •Foundry •Friction products •Hazardous waste absorption •Horticulture •Insulating boards •Lightweight concrete •Packaging •Plasters •Thermal and acoustic insulation •Any other application

Application of Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality: 

Agriculture horticulute construction industry seedling  coating fillers   thermal insulation

size: 0.3-1mm1-3mm2-4mm3-6mm4-8mm    20-1250mesh

raw vermiculite: crude vermiculite

expanded vermiculite: exfoliated vermiculite

Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality

Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality

Raw and expanded vermiculite Origin:

China Silver and golden color Size (grade) Vermiculite raw vermiculite expanded vermiculite No. Grade Size(mm) 1 Large 4-8mm/2.8-8mm 2 Medium 1.4-4mm/2-4m 3 Fine 0.71-2mm/1-2mm 4 Superfine 0.335-1mm/0.3-1mm

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


Technical Data of Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality:

Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality


Q:HELP i have no idea what to do she just showed up in my garage the kids loved her we got her a cage and now the eggs? should I get rid of them? will they hatch? how long? HELP?
If you take good care of them which means proper enclosure, temperature, substrate those eggs if i am correct the eggs should hatch in about any where from 1-2 months. So if you want the eggs to hatch make sure that they have proper enclosure, temperature, and substrate which you could find at say pet co and other pet stores and for more information there should be some experts on websites you could find on google like i did i have in the past found the fence lizards and for me it helped to search for some information at google. So look into it help those eggs hatch . Well i hoped i helped and Good Luck.
Q:I want to keep potted plants in my water dragon‘s enclosure, and I can‘t find any good potting soils to use that don‘t have fertilizers or insecticides in them. I was wondering if I could use coconut fiber substrate to grow my plants in, or should I get a different substrate? I also want to put earthworms into the soil with the plants to improve the plants health (and the it won‘t hurt the water dragon if it eats some of them). Any ideas?
I've just moved my plants into my coconut fiber base after removing any vermiculite and they grow fine as long as you water them. The UVB light helps a lot. The problem with the earthworms is that they might dry out if kept in coconut fiber. While it wouldn't be hard to keep it very wet, that also encourages the growth of fungus and bacteria which can infect your animal.
Q:I never cared for 1 until just now and it got knocked over when i let it outside. It didnt loose any dirt but I can see its roots. It looks like its suffercating so my mom is out buying a pot and soil. it is a green shamrock plant. I got it at lowes.
get some vitamin b1 and a light nutrient mix together. A larger pot with nice drainage holes and a growing medium that will hold moisture but also drain easily. I like anything with beneficial bacteria and fungi and good chunky perlite. you could go with coco fiber, a peat and vermiculite or pumice soilless mixture like sunshine 4 mix, or an everyday pre made all natural or organic garden mix that you would find at any garden store. After you've made a good mix add it to the new pot leaving room for the soil and rroot ballof the plant your transplanting. SOAK the media (soil) too much should be near impossible at this point because of how good your soil drains. now take your plant (you may need help for this part) place your hand on and around the base of the plant and shake it up and down firmly 1x. (try to do this swiftly and gently) (If your soil is too dry it will fall apart in your arms and you'll really stress the plant) (If it is too wet it will mush and you will stress your plant) Now you should have the plant in your hand. Place it in the new pot. Do not scrape a whole lot of soil off the roots You may stress it. Add more of the mix to cover root zone ad mulch if necessary water again so that the plant is well saturated. and you are done. Good Luck
Q:What can vermiculite be used instead of?
The principle of preparing nutritious soil is to suit measures to local conditions. Not all nutritious soil for growing flowers has vermiculite. As long as the soil does not harden, but also to maintain water and fertilizer is the best.
Q:I have everything but the vermiculite soil! Is there any other easy stratrgy?? If so plz share :)
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Q:my 4in male turtle is always doing the mating dance and the female(5-6in) sometimes looks or jus pushes away or bites the males claws wht shall i doand the other thing is that when will the mate it bin weeksssssss of the mating dance and no matingwht going on here and the female sometimes look intrest of him and then she jus push him away later plz help the faster the better and ty soo much 4 helping
Your male may not be so much interested in mating as he is in declaring dominance. RES have a reputation of being very territorial, especially in a too-small tank. You need a larger tank for them. The male could occupy a 40-gallon tank by himself but would soon outgrow it.
Q:I only have regular potting soil (of pretty good quality). I don‘t have any vermiculite or sand or transplant medium. Will my cuttings take root in normal potting soil? How about if I add those little white granules that hold water? Is there anything else I can do/add to make the soil cutting-friendly?Thanks! :)
just keep the soil loose. Don't press in down in the pot. After inserting your cutting, cover the pot fully with plastic. This will keep the soil consistently moist so that you don't have to check it everyday. If the cutting has leaves you may want to cover those too to prevent them from wilting.
Q:if you know any of the rest I need these too:graphitehalitemagnetitequartzsulfurtalcmicskernite vermiculite
At first I would beleive that this is pyrite. Or fools gold. A good test is to put it on a hard surface and the poke it hard with a knife. Or squeeze it between pliers. If it breaks its pyrite. If it bends, you have either a foil, or possibly gold. Another test you could do is put a few of these flakes in a bowl or pan along with some dirt you have in the carden, put in a small amount of water. Shake it all up, hold the pan and bang the side, this will cause the heavier material to sink to the bottom. now swish it around soflty and slowly, if you can get the gold colored stuff to stay, and everything else to float off, you have gold. This process is called gold panning. If it is indeed gold, I would recommend you start digging. Gold is at $893 per ounce. But i doubt your are just diggin up gold flakes, even though it is possible, i would guess its pirite, or trash, or foil capsules from fertilizer

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