EXFOLIATED VERMICULITE FOR AGRICULTURE ANG GARDEN

EXFOLIATED VERMICULITE FOR AGRICULTURE ANG GARDEN

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 20 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 1000 m.t./month

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Packaging Detail:	JUMBO BAGS
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Specifications

Vermiculite is a naturally occurring mineral that is mined and processed into puffy, lightweight granule which is mixed with soi

We offer Exfoliated Vermiculite For Agricultutal Purposes.

The vemiculite provided by us can be used as :

Soil conditioner
Carrier for dry handling and slow release of agricultural chemicals
Soil additive for plants, together with perlite for potted plants
Growing medium for hydroponics

Improves aeration:

It loosens the soil so that the roots can easily reach down and grow through the soil.

Enhances drainage:

The small, round white particles of exfoliated vermiculite do not absorb water, each little bead creates a tiny pocket among the granules of soil. Water can easily flow through the soil and the roots. It is great for clay soils and helps to improve drainage in any area.

Adds Permanent Soil Conditioner:

Unlike compost (decayed organic matter), eventually breaks down into the soil, vermiculite does not break down. Compost does add vital nutrients, but if you need to improve drainage permanently then vermiculite is a great solution.

Slightly raises PH:

Vermiculite is a PH neutral, which is around 7.0 or so, but because of some compounds found within it, it can slightly raise pH, a plus for acidic soils.

Makes other mineral available:

Exfoliated vermiculite naturally reacts with soil compounds and makes the availability of other nutrients such as calcium, potassium and magnesium.

Q:i have a female beardie who i think is pregnant again , shes been digging for a couple of days, i just wanted to know whats the best substrate i can use, this is her second clutch the last ones unfortunately did not make it, and she also didnt lay them in the box we made for her she just layed them out on the floor, not quite sure what i should do... please help: Absolutely, they will both contribute to the compost and make for a nice soil when you finally use it. I'm sure you know to put it about 5 inches under and water it.

Q:I have tried for vercumilite,pearlite and spaghum moss in shops in my county but cannot seem to get a hold of any. Any other common bedding suitable? i was thinking compost?Thanks: Vitameatavegamin!!! (...I poop out at parties!) ...lol =)

Q:My dirt is mostly all clay. But I want to plant a few rose bushes. Do they all need sun only? If they are climbers, I have to get something for them to climb on. Is any material better than another?Is there one type of rose that is easier to grow than another?Thank you. :): the new knockout series roses are easy to grow

Q:i mixed vermiculite, iron powder, salt, and water together and it got warm. would this be a endo or exo thermic reaction?: You can use perlite. Just make sure it's the kind with nothing added to it.

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.: The key to dealing with cacti is they don't like their feet wet. So you need a very sandy/vermiculite soil with a little organic matter, but the key is that it be well-drained. You can't have a closed-bottomed pot, it has to drain out through a hole into some other container. Remember how cacti grow, what kind of environment they are evolved for: every week you pour a glass of water over them, it wets the sandy soil and then drains off. Cacti rot if the dirt is too moist. Water them and then let the soil dry out before watering again. Any nursery will have a bag of cacti soil mix. Anything will do since they are evolved to grow on almost nothing. Keep them in a sunny window and do not allow the soil to remain wet.

Q:What mineral species are less dense than water? One is evenkite, what is the other one?: Ice. Yes, ice is a mineral.

Q:Turtle eggs hatch for vermiculite?: Humidity is a difficult to control the incubation industry, water absorption and water retention are better than vermiculite sand, so sand "grabbed the soil and then let go soil pellet" method in the use of vermiculite is wrong, because the group that has grabbed the vermiculite too much water.

Q:How do you grow your vermiculite? Do you place it at the top or bottom of the soil, or mixing?: The general clay soils rich in rot are the following:Leaf soilThis soil is usually grown by decaying and fermented leaves and weeds for a long time. We can find this kind of soil under the mountain woods.Garden soilIt's the soil in the garden. The content of organic matter in garden soil is much, and basically belongs to composite soil. It is relatively loose and drainage well. It is ideal for planting soil.Pond sludgeAs the name suggests, is the bottom of the pond mud pond sludge. The organic matter content of this mud is high, and its disadvantages are relatively sticky. It should be mixed with garden soil or rotten leaf soil for reuse.

Q:Can I germinate apple seeds in vermiculite?: I don't think vermiculite would be a good substrate for several reasons. I usually buy organic peat moss.

Q:Hi.I had an inspection done on what will be (maybe) my first home. The inspection revealed vermiculite insulation in the attic with a 5% asbestos content. The problem is that the seller remodeled the house, including vaulting the ceilings, which disturbed half of the attic. It is my understanding that removing or disturbing asbestos insulation without hiring an abatement company is not only unhealthy, but potentially illegal. Should I be concerned that the remodel caused the entire house to be contaminated with asbestos fibers? Is the seller required to do anything to mitigate the impact thier careless remodel caused? Anyone have stories about asbestos to share? Thanks!: Aw man, I would not buy it. Asbestos is not great especially in the attic. Even worse on a house where it has been potentially disturbed. You can get it removed. If you REALLY want the house, I would suggest getting an envirnomental specialist that deals with asbestos before you buy. For one thing they can monitor the air and see if there is any asbestos particles floating around. Secondly they can most likely tell you how much it would cost to remove it. Removal would involve workers in suits, plastic tarps sealing the area off, and much more. You would not be able to live there during the removal (I dont think). I know in some cases you can file a lawsuit to the vermiculite insulation company, if you can figure out who it was. I think there may have been only one or two companies who manufactured the stuff. I dont know if it was illegal to remodel the house, but it sure was stupid. You have some major decisions to make. Good Luck!! I would like to also note that MANY houses have vermiculite tainted with asbestos. The problem was that when they mined vermiculite, asbestos was in the mines as well. That is where the 5% comes from. Warning to all - not to mess with attic insulation. Yes and it only takes one fibre to penetrate your lung and imbed itself and cause issues - sometimes 25 years later.

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