Horticultural and Agricultural used Vermiculite

Horticultural and Agricultural used Vermiculite System 1

Horticultural and Agricultural used Vermiculite System 2

Horticultural and Agricultural used Vermiculite

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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 & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	50L or 100L per bag
Delivery Detail:	within 7 days after receiving your deposit

Specifications

1.Color:golden,silver vermiculite
2.Size:2-4mm 3-6mm6-12mm
3.Category:expanded
4.We have manufacture experience over 10 ye

Vermiculite

1.In color,vermiculite can be indevided into silver vermicultie and golden vermiculite

2.Type:raw vermiculite ,partially expanded vermiculite ,expanded vermiculite ,

3.Size:20-40mesh 40-60mesh 150mesh 200mesh 325mesh 400mesh 0-30um 0.3-0.65mm0.65-1mm0.3-1mm1-2mm, 2- 4mm3-6mm4-8mm

4.Expansion ratios:5.5-10times

5.Bulk density after expansion :90-270kgs/m3

6.Sample is free within 1kgs

7.Vermiculite quality certificate:MSDS ,SGS ,non-asbestos testing report ,chemicals testing report

Product Information :

Vermiculite, chemical formula M g × (H2O) [Mg3 × (AlSiO3O10) (H2O)], is a magnesium water inclouded aluminum silicate

secondary metamorphic minerals of layered structure. It likes mica in form, and usually come from weathered or hydrothermal

alterated black (gold ) Mica. It will present a deflection shape after heat expansion and water loss, liking a leech pattern in form ,

so it gets the name vermiculite .

Vermiculite Features

Raw vermiculite will be expanded to many times when heated at 850-1100 °C,

poisonless, odorless , corrosion-resistant, Non-combustible , natural refractory properties , Good thermal insulation , low density , Heat-resistant ,sound-proofing .fire-proofing etc .

Vermiculite Chemical :

Item	SiO2	MgO	Fe2O3	Al2O3	CaO	K2O	H2O	PH
Content %	37-42	11-23	3.5-18	9-17	1-2	5-8	5-11	7-11

Applications

Raw vermiculite is widely used for Foundary Insulation and Steel Industry

Expanded vermiculite is used in various industries as a packing material due to its highly absorbent nature. It is also a lightweight

aggregator for plaster, proprietary concrete, compounds, fire stop mortar and cementious spray fireproofing. It can also be used as

loose fill insulation and can be molded into shapes, bonded with cement and other bonding materials for insulation, refractory

insulation, fireproofing of structural steel and pipes industries. Exfoliated vermiculite is also widely used as a component of the

interior fill for fire stop pillows, and is also used in commercial hand warmers.

Vermiculite is used for Horticulture:

lawn of golf,seed preservation agent, soil conditioner, wetting agent, plant growth, substance,feed additive, any other applications.

Q: practice question from my textbook cant figure out when there is a lot of unknowns help pleaseA potting mixture contains 12.0% peat moss and 6.00% vermiculite. How much peat and how much vermiculite must be added to kg of this mixture to produce a new mixture having 15.0% peat and 15.0% vermiculite?: we have 0.12kg of P 0.06 kg of V in 1 kg of mixture firstly equalise the two by adding 0.06 kg of V we now have 1.06 kg of mixture with 0.12 kg of each let x kg more of each be needed, then (x+0.12)/(1.06+2x) 0.15 x+0.12 0.3x+0.159 0.7x 0.039 x .39/7 kg , x+0.06 .81/7 kg ans: .39/7 kg of P, .81/7 kg of V ------

Q: I‘m new to growing microgreens and have tried Mel‘s mix and straight vermiculite, but a neighbor suggested cheap clay cat litter, which is what he uses to start bamboo from seed. Any suggestions on a good growing medum for microgreens would be most welcome. I like the mat idea but they are expensive for a one use product in my opinion. Thanks!: No, clay cat litter is not a good choice for growing microgreens. When clay becomes saturated, it loses its pore space. Clay is the smallest part of soil. Clay particles can only be seen individually under an electron microscope. The other components to soil are silt, which are medium sized particles, and sand which are large particles. Good soil needs all three in certain amounts. This is soil science and can get pretty technical. To grow microgreens, you'd be better off with a good growing soil that holds some water but drains easily. It will have a good mineral base with a good amount of composted organic matter. The compost will supply basically all the nutrients the greens will need.

Q: OK, so I was thinking of adding compost, blood and bone and some vermiculite (I‘m told that I‘ll get goo drainage using this) but now I want to change my 3 choices to cow manure, compost and sea weed concentrate/solution. Will these 3 new choices still achieve the same results as the last choices or should I stick to my original ones?Also, what I want to do is because my soil is very clay-like, I want to improve it. I WANT TO USE ANYTHING ORGANIC!I also live in Hervey Bay, QLD, Australia if it helps.PS: Is seaweed concentration/solution, vermiculite and blood bone organic or not? I already know that cow manure and compost is organic.: a million. composting 2. manure 3. If its a tilled field then perfect tilling practices at the same time with tilling on the appropriate intensity and tilling whilst the moisture content textile is nice 4. Planting perennial legumes in with perennial fields 5. perfect grazing concepts 6. stop or cut back using guy-made chemical compounds of any type (fertilizer, pesticide, herbicide) to sell soil organism improve. 7. Crop rotation 8. installation drainage tiles and/or ditches to straight away do away with extra water

Q: Hey, I live in Nashville, Tennesse and I‘ve found a five-lined skink - whom I believe is a young juvenile - and have been taking of it so far with the basic tropical kit from Zilla products. I leave the heatlamp on for about twelve hours a day and mist his tank with a spray bottle of water to maintain a humidity of around 60-80. I‘ve also got him this miniature mountain that goes to his water bowl. Their is a cave inside of the mini-mountain that he enjoys to go in. Other than that, he‘s either eating crickets (so far the only thing I‘ve been giving him, thinking of introducing him to waxworms and mealworms?), roaming around the surface of the mulch and climbing around xD, or tunneling underground ooSo what do you guys think - do I have a good set up for him? Any tips or suggestions? Am I doing something wrong or forgetting something? Anything I should prepare for or whatever? D: Leopard Geckos. They are very easy to take care ofthey don't need a lot of attention and all you have to do is put 10 crickets in there tank every other day and make sure they have water. And it is very easy to clean there tank, also leopard geckos are very calm animals and they dont need a lot of attention.

Q: if not what should i use?: Can't justify the expense of it. We switched to using only perlite for most of our herps.

Q: Does the vermiculite contain alkaline? Can it be planted with azalea?: Azalea summer sun shading, should pay attention to warm cold winter. In winter, cultivated in the open field should adopt cold protection measures to ensure its safe wintering. In the ornamental azaleas, Western azalea cold hardiness of the weakest, the temperature dropped to 0 degrees below freezing prone. In addition, when the azalea is cultivated in the north, it is not suitable to use tap water directly whether it is watering or applying fertilizer. It should be acidified and used again when the pH value is about 6. Usually can be appropriate to apply some alum fertilizer, prevention and control of soil alkalization, resulting in yellow leaves fall.

Q: I plan to plant it in clay soil. I hear they don't like clay soil as they prefer well drained soil. How can i improve the soil so i can plant it in as soon as possible?: Vermiculite In India

Q: How can old vermiculite be sterilized?: Method for sterilizing old vermiculite:1 、 high temperature disinfection. Use boiling water or steam for 10 minutes.2, use Potassium Permanganate disinfection, rinse, then dry.3, can also be exposed to the sun for 3-4 hours.

Q: i have a leopard gecko that will be laying eggs what kind of bedding should i use: Make a hide box or egg laying champer out of a plastic container filled with moist vermiculite or sand. You can also just use sand in your regular set up with a daily mist.