Organic Vermiculite for Horticulturial/ Vermiculite
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Information of Organic Vermiculite for Horticulturial/ Vermiculite:
Vermiculite is the generic name for laminar, hydrated ferromagnesian-Aluminum-Silicate minerals that resemble mica in the crude form. It has a great number of industrial uses by virtue of its expansion behavior on heating.
Features of Organic Vermiculite for Horticulturial/ Vermiculite:
When heated rapidly to 900-1,000 D.C, its interlaminar water turns to steam and causes the minerals layers to exfoliate or sepreate into worm-like pieces. This forms a material with Lower Density, Excellent Insulation properties, Good Absorption, Iron Exchange Capacity, Chemically Stable and Non-toxic.
Technical Data of Organic Vermiculite for Horticulturial/ Vermiculite:
Application of Organic Vermiculite for Horticulturial/ Vermiculite:
The above properties make it widely used in Construction, Agriculture and Horticulture and Industrial application.
The surface density of magnesium oxide board is 0.8-1.2g/cm3.It is reduced the building loading,and made the building weight of interior wall reduce 60% more,meanwhile,increased the used area about 5-8%.Light weight board benefit to the
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- Q: the dirt in my yard is compact and its like dust no nutrients Ive till the yard so what 2 do next?
- spread triple 10 fertalizer on it then till it in.
- Q: I'm trying to start a veggie garden. If i use Vermiculite would i combine it with organic compost or would you use the vermiculite as the compost? Wanting to build a raised planter box... getting ideas before my little veggies start sprouting.Also, with having a small indoor lighting system for the veggies. Is there any energy efficient lighting fixture that i can hang underneath my cabinets? I saw the Sunlite ones for like over $100, but way out of my price range. Natural sunlight is doable, but for when it gets colder or even for my herbs, i'd like to have a little lighting system to help. Any suggestions? (Would prefer to buy instore, i just don't know where to start)
- Well have you tried looking in plant nurseries? They usually have vermiculite. Something that works just as well as vermiculite is perlite. Perlite is white and I have seen many people use it. It works as well as vermiculite too. Um you could call gardening places and ask if they have it too. Hope I helped :)
- Q: if i dont have vermiculite what can i use to hatch leopord gecko eggs
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- Q: What vegetables or flowers is Sage good to grow next to and why?
- it depends on what type of sage you want to use. here in NV, the sage isn't very attractive, but thrives in our desert soil. sage used for herbs cooking can be grown in containers of any size or in a garden. containing the plant is sometimes better as it tends to take off like a weed when well cared for and will choke off other plants.
- Q: My daughter found what appear to be lizard eggs and we rescued them from being cushed by the dog before we looked it up on line. I am pretty sure we have flipped them. Is there anything we can do?
- it jus matters srry for tht but put them in a inkubater and tht should help 3 cara
- Q: In order to save money, live green and eat healthier (loose weight) I want to start an edible garden on my back deck. Unfortunately, I have a bit of a black thumb, so I need to know which fruits, berries and vegetables grow best in pots. Any ideas ?
- Try some cut and come again salad leaves. They are usually sold as seeds mixed with vermiculite so that you can spread them on a pot with all purpose compost and they will grow, quite quickly. Dwarf french beans, in another pot. Fruit is hard to grow this way but there are special pots for strawberries. You do not say where you are because it depends on the weather where you are, what you can grow. Some things are 'delicate' like tomatoes. There are varieties which will grow out doors in cool northern hemisphere so long as there is no chance or any frost. People grow peas upside down from hanging baskets, these can be snacked on, straight from the pod. If you live in a warm area peppers and chillis are happy in big pots. Courgettes will grow on very rich soil, in a pot. You will never grow enough to feed yourself from pots, plants need to have room to spread and want to be in deep soil to grow properly, but you can play at it and enjoy the taste of freshness. Forget trees, they are available for patio growing but will yield very little for the outlay. If you add where you live exactly, it will be more helpful to advise.
- Q: HI, I've had an indoor vermiculture bin for the past year under my sink in my apt. The worms have done so well the past year, that they need a bigger home. I would like to move them outside out our 3rd floor patio, but I am worried about the extreme hot and cold and raining weather of Chicago. Is there a home I can buy, or create that would insulate against this?
- It's probably fine -- just keep it moist. However, it has no nutrients in it, so you're essentially going to need to supply everything, including micronutrients. Also, because it's so light weight, plants with much upper growth, like tomato, will just tip over and pull out. Is there a particular reason you want to use just vermiculite? If you're going for soilless culture, I'd use straight sand before vermiculite.
- Q: Must be organic so I can add it to the bedding of my tarantula, walmart doesn't seem to have it.
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- Q: My Iguana started laying her eggs today right now and its too late to go to a store to get an incubator for them so I want to make one except I can‘t find any good tutorials. At homedepo I could only find perlit not Vermiculite and currently I have them in a glad plastic container with the perlit and a 100watt light on top. and I put a baking aluminum tray under it with water. but not sure if the glad container should be closed top or open or be closed and have holes??? And is there a better way to set it up?
- Just keep them in a box around the same temp as it was when they where layed (unless its really cold where you are like it is in Colorado -.- ) with some holes. But before you pick them up make a mark on the side thats up right now, If you spin the egg it'll die. Then just go to petsmart or something and get a good incubator tomarrow. Homemade ones usally don't work and you never see baby iggys. ]: Make sure to line up homes before they hatch, you don't want (or atleast I don't even though I love iggys, just to many) 72 more or less little iggys running around well you try to find them homes.
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Organic Vermiculite for Horticulturial/ Vermiculite
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 20 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 m.t./month
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