Q:Hi I am in the process of buying a house that has been remodeled- had the inspection and the inspector went to the attic and found vermiculite on the floor.. mixed in with other insulation.. To have an abatement done will be very very costly.. I want to be able to use this attic to store things- what is the best way to do this without health risks? again, I prob wont do the abatement.. any help you can offer would be great!!

In general concrete relies mainly on the reinforcing steel to develop a lot of its strength. I am not sure there is a great deal of difference between the two when used for strength concrete. Vermiculite seems to be used more its insulating value.

Q:Can vermiculite fertilize any seed?

Hatchrite is good but pricey. Vermiculite has glass dust in it--both perlite and vermiculite bags have chemicals in them to help plants grow. Your best bet, since beardies are desert dwellers, is sand. It would be best to check online and consult with some breeders to see what they suggest. Get more than one opinion.

Q:I am using a good lunch bag with the silver Thermos around it for insulation then a tuba where filled with vermiculite And i added some water (moist) and i keep it by the heat lamp but not directly under it and i keep close watch on the Temperature around 85 and the eggs are just covered enough the see parts of them

If the eggs turn it may drown the embryo. and that they are no longer notably stressful so be careful. it incredibly is the 0.33 undesirable suggestion i've got seen Shane supply interior the ten min i've got been on the computing device

Q:Since fertilizer shouldn‘t be given early, I suppose Miracle Grow Potting Mix is out also, am I correct? I know there are seed starting mixes out there. I also have peatmoss, vermiculite and perlite here at home.

I don't think so, it's time realized, but look on the package. If it does not say not to you should be ok.

Q:it's for a science lab, i dont even know what vermiculite is.

vermiculite to retain water and wheat flour works. Cook it or microwave it to sterilize.

Q:What is Vermiculite called in Denmark?

Put okorder

Q:I have 3 trachycarpus fortunei in my garden (each roughly about 64), and one of them has a bunch of seeds ready for replanting according to the book and sites on the net.The problem is that I do everything required, and the seeds just don‘t sprout. I keep them in warm places, and go by the book. why arent they sprouting?!Thanks.

Hey one year I collected some Windmill Palm seeds from the zoo in Seattle and planted them in little pots in my green house. Geez, it must have taken them a year or more to come up. I didn't peel anything off of them or soak them so maybe that's why. Don't know for sure but now I have four of them growing outside. Three of them have very stiff leaves and are shorter than the normal looking Windmill but one is just a regular one. The reg one doesn't do very well in the cold here in Washington but the other 3 are perfect! So just be patient and don't throw them out. Janice

Q:My longtailed lizard laid 4 eggs yesterday and I already put them in a container in their misted substrate with a few holes poked in the lid. The container was put back into their tank that is kept at 85degrees with humiditt of 75%. I was wondering if the eggs have to be left under the light I have set up for thw lizards 24/7? If so I would probably have to move the eggs to a different area outside of the tank because my lizards are set under their nighttime lamp which drops their tank temperature to 75degrees. Help pleaseee!

Wait except it hatches and put up percentwhere do you live most lizards devour bugs in the event you dont are living in africa then chances are it does not consume veggies if it's a snake then put it in a cage at least two-thirds its whole size get a lamp and put a UVB bulb in it put a reveal top on its aquarium to restrict break out and the tank should be twice the length of the lizard its cage will have to be as sizzling and humid as it's external buy prekilled frozen pinky (newborn) mice and wiggle it with tweezers except the snake eats if it is real small you then must chop off the pinkys head so it suits. Use wood chips on the backside of the tank. If it is a lizard then do the identical for the snake exept for the food go to the pet retailer buy reside crickets and throw them in

Q:I have my first pregnant leopard gecko. She just laid her first two eggs. The problem is, she doesn‘t lay them in the moist box in her tank. She knows its there, ive seen her hang out in it alot. She laid her first two eggs over night, and by the time i found them, they were completely dried out.My question is:Will it hurt the gecko if I keep her in a tank filled with peat moss, compressed coconut fiber, vermiculite (probably not), other types of moss, etc. anything that will hold moisture, so that way the eggs will not dry out.Please, only proffesionals. I do not want anyone giving me their opinions, just facts. If there is some sort of substrate that i can use, please tell me.Thank you

This happend with me for an prolonged time get a geko egg cage save it moist and mossy and permit her lay the eggs in it or positioned it in it your self then positioned them in a incubator and dont circulate the eggs or it wil drwon then positioned water in the incubator daily.

Q:Can anyone tell me the way to make good bonsai soil?

Yes this answer varies dependent on many factors including species of tree and preference. But general rule of thumb is that it needs to drain well but still absorb water and release it slowly. Typical substrates used are usual mixes of Lava rock, Pine Bark, Perlite, grit, ect. Many enthusiasts prefer 100% lava rock or Fired Clay Like Akadama. the high end bonsai soil is usualky either lava rock or made of the same stuff as a product called Turface that is super cheap. The Lava rock will drain well and absorb water nicely I prefer a mix of 65% Lava Rock, 20 Perlite, and 15% Grit. Of course we are still going to use a slow release bonsai soil to make sure the tree get's enough nutrients in it's small container. But the fast draining soil will prevent the tree from getting root rot. That is probably the #1 killer of beginner bonsai trees. Also Make sure the pot has good drainage holes.