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Vermiculite for Pool Bottom or Tank Bottom

Vermiculite for Pool Bottom or Tank Bottom

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20 m.t.
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1.Introduction of Vermiculite for Pool Bottom or Tank Bottom:


We CNBM Group, as the only Director Member of TVA in Asia(The Vermiculite Association),running ISO9001-2000 quality management system, dealing Vermiculite for over 20years. We hope to serve you in our vermiculite products.

 

Ref. our vermiculite, we have both crude vermiculite and exfoliated/expanded vermiculite. One type is Silver-grey vermiculite ( Fe2O3 content around 5-13%, similar with South Africa and Brazil vermiculite); the other type is Golden-yellow vermiculite (Fe2O3 content around 16-23%, similar products with India and Australia vermiculite).

 

2.Features of Vermiculite for Pool Bottom or Tank Bottom:

Agriculture,horticulture and potting soil sides;

Fireproof materials,Heat insulating,sound and moisture absorbing,

Construction materials,Brake materials,Light weight plasters,

Lihgt in weight,Asbestos free,non-toxic.

 

3. Technical Data of Vermiculite for Pool Bottom or Tank Bottom:


Vermiculite for Pool Bottom or Tank Bottom

Vermiculite for Pool Bottom or Tank Bottom


4.Applications of Vermiculite for Pool Bottom or Tank Bottom:


It is mainly used in the constructional fireproof and furnaces of different usages.

                                                                    

Q: Vermiculite, soilless cultivation, horticulture, vermiculite, the use of coarse?
Vermiculite is a kind of mica material which is formed when the silicate material is heated at high temperature. In the course of heating, water loses rapidly and expands, and the volume after expansion is equivalent to 8-20 times of the original volume. Thus, the aeration pore and water holding capacity of the substance are increased. 2. the density of vermiculite was 130-180 kg / cubic meter, and it was neutral to alkaline (ph7-9). Vermiculite can absorb up to 500-650 liters of water per cubic meter of water. After steam disinfection, can release the appropriate amount of potassium, calcium, magnesium.
Q: i spent all spring and summer travelling this year so my garden is feeling rather neglected and lonely. there are some veggies i know can stand cold temps and still make it. i live in north central texas so freezing temps wont be an issue for a few weeks yet. is there any time to get something in the ground? like what?
Not really. It takes at least a month for radishes, which is about the fastest crop. Just start working the soil by adding organic compounds, and if needed vermiculite, etc.
Q: Perlite or vermiculite? Or is there something else to use?
Add vermiculite to the top of the pots. It is normal for the pots to slowly degrade so mould is to be expected. The vermiculite will prevent the stems of the lettuce damping off as it absorbs excess water.
Q: is there other substrait i can use for my leopard gecko to lay her eggs in?
I believe you are talking about Hakata Torimon.
Q: Can anyone explain to me the uses of these item for growing plants?Am I right in thinking that vermiculite it better for germination and then perlite is better once the plant is a bit larger? Can you mix them? Do they really make any difference?Any insight or personal experiences would be much appreciated. Thanks.
........and........? Vermiculite add some water holding, perlite loosens and fluffs the soil. If you are thinking sand, no, perlite is much, much larger than sand. Adding sand to a soil can be dangerous...if added to clay you end up with an elemental concrete......not good. Normally adding organic matter does the same thing to the garden soil as does adding vermiculite and perlite.
Q: does anybody know of a good subtrate for the pink buffalo mushroom spores? this is my first time trying this strain and i dont know much about it and was wondering if anybody has some info on it that would help me.....i would just like to know what subtrates are best for this strain. the only thing i dont really know about this strain is what kind of subtrate it grows best in and how great the flushes are.......i was thinking a mix of vermiculite, rye seed or grass seed, water.any ideas? i choose best answer
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Q: i have a baby gecko - not older than a few months, and she just layed eggs, like an hour ago D:i made an incubator a while back, and i dont know why but i just turned it on today (lucky eh)its basically a lunchbox with a cricket box with damp vermiculite inside. its at about 85F now.lt;since my gecko is only a baby herself, i‘m aware they probably arent fertile, but stillgt;she layed them on top of the laying box i gave her, but one of the eggs was stuck tight onto it - anything i can do about this?(i wasnt sure, so i cut out that bit of the lid with the egg and and put that in the incubator)nowhere i looked says anything about the humidity in the incubator, so does anyone have any ideas about that too?and is there anything i can feed my little gecko to get her back upto strength - she‘s too small for pinkies.Thanks :)
try crickets powdered with calcium. A lot of geckos have low calcium so this is necessary. Why are you breeding her this young if she's too little to have babies? it's not healthy. and you probably won't be able to get the stuck egg off without breaking it. You should keep the eggs in an air tight container and only air it once or twice a month. Don't keep the heat that high, try around 76 degrees and keep it constant! it's hard to keep gecko eggs, so good luck and research it next time.
Q: I was going into research about lucky bamboo after one of my stalks turned yellow. It said planting bamboo in soil is better than in water and rocks. Would vermiculite work just as good as soil, because all of our soils have fertilizer in that may be too strong for the plant.
Make sure bedding is moist for corn snake ggs good luck :/
Q: What type of stores (home depot? Idk) and how much would it be? It would preferably be the more coarse kind. Thanks
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Q: what is the stuff that look like pellets to substitute soil when your growing hydroponics?
You will not need a light or spraying. Tarantulas do not need light and many of them spend most of their time hiding away from the sun. Rose hair tarantulas come from one of the driest deserts on earth, the Atacama. Ambient moisture, plus the moisture from the water dish and the hide, will be more than enough for them. Too much moisture and you can cause mold or even rot their booklungs. However, with tarantulas that do need moisture, I usually pour water directly into the soil to raise the humidity.

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