Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality
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Product Information of Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality：
Vermiculite is available in raw and expanded products. Insulating material,vermiculite is fireproof, lightweight, chemically inert and non-toxic. These characteristics added to its high cationic exchange capacity and excellent absorbency make it a perfect material to use in a wide range of applications :
•Agriculture •Animal feed •Fire protection coatings •Foundry •Friction products •Hazardous waste absorption •Horticulture •Insulating boards •Lightweight concrete •Packaging •Plasters •Thermal and acoustic insulation •Any other application
Application of Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality:
Agriculture horticulute construction industry seedling coating fillers thermal insulation
size: 0.3-1mm1-3mm2-4mm3-6mm4-8mm 20-1250mesh
raw vermiculite: crude vermiculite
expanded vermiculite: exfoliated vermiculite
Raw and expanded vermiculite Origin:
China Silver and golden color Size (grade) Vermiculite raw vermiculite expanded vermiculite No. Grade Size(mm) 1 Large 4-8mm/2.8-8mm 2 Medium 1.4-4mm/2-4m 3 Fine 0.71-2mm/1-2mm 4 Superfine 0.335-1mm/0.3-1mm
Chemicals: SiO2 37-42% MgO 11-23% Al2O3 9-17% Fe2O3 3.5-18% CaO 1-2% K2O 5-8% PH 7-11
Technical Data of Vermiculite for Hatch and Horticulture with High Quality：
- Q:What can vermiculite be used instead of?
- Vermiculite is a natural, non-toxic mineral that expands at high temperatures. It is a relatively rare mineral, belonging to silicates.
- Q:Ok, so I know I can mix vermiculite and peat, but do I put the vermiculite at the bottom of my pot and then the peat? Or do I just throw them both together? Also, I have sprouted a bunch of new Dawn and Coast Redwoods like today most of them are up. What is my next step with them since they are so small? Is it ok if I put them in another greenhouse so that they can get bigger and stronger? I have done this with other tree seedlings and they are fine. What can I do to keep mold off of the peat pots I planted them in? The mold is a green fuzz that is growing on the sides of the pots, what can I do to stop it?
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- Q:which is stronger, hypertufa or concrete?
- Concrete is stronger. hypertufa: Aggregates are generally Sphagnum (peat moss), sand, and perlite or vermiculite.[1] Hypertufa made with the classic proportions for mortar (1 part cement: 3 parts aggregate) has a composition of 3 parts Type I Portland cement 4 parts Sphagnum 5 parts perlite or 3 parts cement: 9 parts aggregate[2] To increase structural strength and longevity, polymer fibers, liquid acrylic,[2] and fiberglass[3] may be incorporated into the mixture, along with various grades of sand, pebbles, and crushed rock which add to the final object's overall strength and stone-like appearance though they increase its weight. Powdered concrete dyes (in small amounts) also tint the hypertufa to resemble natural rock.[2] Sphagnum is peat moss which is an organic compound. This can eventually decompose and further weaken the structure. Hypertufa is mainly used for ornamental structures such as planters and other garden ornaments.
- Q:ok, i got that my red slider turtle might lay eggs. but what do i do with them how do i know if one even gets pregnant.
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- Q:How do you grow your vermiculite? Do you place it at the top or bottom of the soil, or mixing?
- Purple jasmine is an outdoor plant, the soil requirements are not high, and if you give her a better living environment, he will make you very satisfiedThe cozy soil of the plantsSoil is the root of growing flowers. Plants need to replenish water and nutrients in the soil through roots to absorb the necessary elements for growth. Good soil and fertilizer, good drainage, plant growth is rapid, shiny leaf health; soil compaction, soil is poor, plants absorb less nutrient, even by late fertilization is difficult to plant, so plant before the soil selected.Soil, like water, can be divided into acidity and alkalinity.
- Q:how is the best way to over winter black elephant ears in Tennessee?
- according to the part of tenessee you live in. i would dividle the bulbs and pujt some in the ground, and leave the rest inside. the bulbs outside should have about a foot of mulch with a tarp on top to protect it the bulbs kept inside will need to say dry and cool not cold. temps should be in the 50s. repot the indoor plants inside in febuary and take outside my late may. remover the mulch from the outdoor bulbs in late april
- Q:Does anyone know if its possible to seperate the other crap in hot hands from the vermeculite? I need the iron power and vermeculite for a science project and my parents would never let me buy chemicals that they didnt understand.
- Tomatoes are the ones most often grown hydroponically. I'm sure there are others.
- Q:Help! I cant find Vermiculite, Peat Moss, or a source for saw dust to cover my Dahlia bulbs for the winter. Is there anything else I can use?
- I'm not sure why you are using anything in the bottom of your chimnea. i am guessing maybe it's something to do with it being terra cotta. If so, vermiculite is volcanic ash and will be ok for fire. If terra cotta, keep water from getting inside in the freezing temps, it will crack.
- Q:I have my strawberries growing good in the small pots and i am ready to plant them outside. I am putting them in a raised garden bed, so what dirt/soil should i put in the garden for the best growth?
- Vermiculite is no problem to use on a temporary basis, it cannot get through eggs, but it does contain substantial levels of asbestos, which is why it is not recommended as a permanent substrate. Neither are Cedar mulches which contain volatile oil. After you remove your eggs, it would advisable to remove the small amounts of vermiculite that might be left, as you don't want the snake eating or swallowing any by mistake. Wood and plant mulches are much better substrates for all but the smallest snakes, unless you'd just rather use newspaper.
- Q:Besides water and soil, are there any other materials that you can use for rooting plants in? I'm doing an experiment so they can be kind of wacky materials.
- Neither perlite or vermiculite will dissolve by spring. So its a great time of year right now to till them in. Neither of them actually dissolve, but in time ( many years ) they will break down. They don't add anything to the soil other than to help improve drainage. Happy Gardening.
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