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I‘ve bought some snapdragon, columbine, and carnation seeds and am going to plant them this weekend.I hope to be really good at gardening someday and to have a ‘green thumb.‘ So, any of you great gardeners out there, could you offer me some tips and things you learned? Maybe the first things I should know about gardening and growing? Thank-you so much!!

Its green fingers not thumb x

Brownish leopard gecko eggs?

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i have no sign now, but i am worried about my lungs . how can i deal?

There are a variety of different forms of asbestos. Most of the forms are not particularly dangerous, but the dangerous forms are really bad. The worst form is vermiculite, which was sold as insulation for houses. This stuff looks like small pieces of popcorn made out of mica. So, unless you were exposed to vermiculite, chances are you will never have a problem. Also, it usually takes chronic exposure to asbestos over several years to cause lung problems (but there are rare exceptions). You can't undo what's been done, so all you can do at this point if you are concerned is to make an appointment with a pulmonary specialist and get a chest x-ray. The doc can recommend a schedule for monitoring your lungs - maybe chest x-rays every 7-10 years.

I started collecting african violets and was wondering, after the blooms that are on them when you buy them from the store die how long does it take until it will bloom again?I got one from my grandma that I have had since the end of summer or the beggining of fall and it still hasn't bloomed (it had just finished blooming when she gave it to me). Me and her thought it would hav bloomed by now, but it hasn't. :/Would adding some vermiculite help encourage buds?And also while I'm asking, do you have to take all the dirt in the plant out and mix the vermiculite in, or can you sprinkle some on the top layer of soil and it will work?

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The freshest we have only carries parylite and I was wandering if I could use that instead of vermiculite. I'm expecting eggs from my leopard gecko any day now so I need to know if I should make an emergincy run to the store. Thanks.

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I have heard you can use a rubbermade container, fill it half way with moist vermiculite, and cut a hole in the container big enough for the geko to get in and out easily. I want to have one mainly because i‘ve read they could have shedding problems which could lead to worse problems if i don‘t. oh and by the way What is vermiculite and where do i get it?

I use a cool whip container and fill it up with sphagnum moss ( which can be bought at any petstore) Just cut a little opening on the top of the container ( one big enough for your gecko to fit in) Put the cover back on so that you don't make a mess with moss. Once the container is set, get the moss and put it under some warm water. Then squeeze it so it isn't sopping wet, put it in your container but don't pack it because your gecko won't be able to get in. If you have a heat lamp place it above the hide when it is in the tank. Keep tabs on the moister in the hide, it may dry out after a few days so just add more water. But I would only keep it in there when you gecko is about to shed.

could i have your opinion on what i should put in her cage with her, so she lays her eggs? help please it could only be a few days untill she lays

They look the same to me. As far as I know they serve the same purpose. I think both absorb and hold water and keep the soil from compacting allowing easy root movement. My best answer is I do not believe there is a difference

Can vermiculite be used for making flowers?

Because vermiculite has the ability of ion exchange, it has a great effect on the nutrition of the soil. In 2000, the total output of vermiculite in the world exceeded 500 thousand tons. The major producers are China, South Africa, Australia, Zimbabwe and the United states.