Horticulture Vermiculite with Expansion Times 6-12mm
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1. Product Description of Horticultural Vermiculite:
Horticultural vermiculite: vermiculite is a hydrate, massive, flaky and granular, is a product ofbiotite and other natural mineral weathering alteration. The interlayer water molecules by high temperature burning, increasing the volume of 18-25 times. Rich in nitrogen, phosphorus,potassium, magnesium, aluminum, iron, silicate and other ingredients. Layer charge vermiculitehad higher, it has higher cation exchange capacity and strong cation exchange adsorptioncapacity.
2. Characteristics of Horticultural Vermiculite:
Light weight, water adsorption performance is good, not decay, you can use the 3-5 years (unlike the humus, coconut shell and other perishable). Agriculture,vermiculite can be used as a soil improver, because of its good cation exchange ability and adsorption, structure can improve soil, water conservation, improve soil permeability and water content of the soil is acidic, neutral soil; vermiculite can also play a role of buffering, rapid changes in pH value of the block, slow release fertilizer on crop growth medium, and allows a slight excess use of fertilizers and no harm to plants; vermiculite can also provide the K, Mg, Ca,Fe and trace amounts of Mn, Cu, Zn and other elements to crops. Absorbent, cation exchangeproperties of vermiculite and chemical characteristics, which plays a fertilizer, water retention,water, gas and mineral fertilizers and other multiple roles. Experiments show that: the 0.5-1% ofexpanded vermiculite mixed compound fertilizer, can make the crop yield increase of 15-20%.
3. Applications of Horticultural Vermiculite:
Horticulture vermiculite can be used for flowers, vegetables, fruit cultivation, breeding etc..Except for the pot and regulators, also used for soilless culture.
4. Technical Data of Horticultural Vermiculite:
- Q:My agriscience teacher gave me two ficus clippings to root and grow. We applied rooting hormone to the bottom of the clippings. I have a plastic tent around them with spaces for air to get in. I pruned the leaves off except for a few near the top. They are in a growing media that contains perlite and, I think there is some vermiculite. Are there any tips I need to know to help it live?
- bright light, no direct sunlight, and consistently MOIST soil not soggy and never dried out
- Q:how often should i fertilize my garden?
- It really depends on what you are growing.When I grow vegetables I fertilize the garden once a month.
- Q:I want THE BEST substrate for leopard gecko incubation. But, I don't want to spend a lot. I heard vermiculite can cause illnesses. Is that true? Which one should I use? Thank you!!!!
- perlite
- Q:what are the temps for the incubator and what is the humidity ive got the hovabator and i bought a digital thermometer where do i put it do i put in in the vermiculite or on top ive got bearded dragons thanks
- Well I would not put mine into the same tank because I would not want to have the chance for the male to kill the babies or and suicide to happen
- Q:whats the difference between top soil and potting soil?
- Potting soil is a very specific mix of ingredients used in containers. It can include material such as: peat moss, composted bark, pearlite, vermiculite, wetting agents and fertilizers. There are many different brands but the basic potting soil mix is pretty consistent. There are also specialty mixes designed to be used for specific purposes. The name is a little misleading since there really isn't any soil in it. Top soil is basically the uppermost layer of soil you'll find in your yard. It's a mix of decomposing organic matter, sand, and lots of other materials common to the area it is dug from. It's mostly used for landscaping projects, and sometimes added to potting mixes for additional weight.
- Q:Growing white button mushroom for first time. What is the best substitute for vermiculite else than perlite?
- get a bag of perlite (not vermiculite) and work it into the soil. (Lowe's)
- Q:It's a science experiment, and I don't want to purchase a system. Researching on hydroponics, they say all this complicated stuff that's hard to understand if I'm just doing an experiment where I can grow the plant. Please help, thank you, much mahalo.
- How long have you had you crickets? If it's not long then you should wait a little while more for them to get used to the surroundings and actually feel comfortable breeding. If you follow the steps correctly I'm sure the crickets will not hesitate to reproduce. Good luck :)
- Q: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 am going to keep this short and simple for you IMO! Step1:Get a bowl/small bin with a lid Step2: Buy a humidity Gauge (just so you can check the humidity in the hide this is optional) Step3:Buy moss either Sphagnum Moss or Zoo Med All Natural Terrarium Moss (both work really well) Step4:Cut a whole (door) in the bowl/bin and get a wet paper towel lay it down on the bottom of the bowl/bin Step5:Put the moss in and spray it then put the top on with the humidity gauge inside and check in about 30Min's if its Reading 80% or more humidity in there.BOOM BAM! You have a humid hide (home made) Step 6: put it in the enclosure and let your leopard gecko's enjoy! Side note Spray the hide twice a week and change out the moss every two weeks to a month(Don't want any molding now do we!)
- 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.
- This Site Might Help You. RE: Trachycarpus Fortunei (Windmill Palm) Planting help? 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.
- Q: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.
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Horticulture Vermiculite with Expansion Times 6-12mm
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