There are many uses for both horticultural perlite and horticultural vermiculite that ultimately require less maintenance on your part, better control of water and air for optimum growth for your plants with permanent and predictable results.
Horticultural vermiculite is permanent, clean, odorless, non-toxic, sterile and pH neutral. It will not deteriorate, turn moldy or rot. It is typically mixed with soil, peat, composted pine bark, fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides and promotes faster root growth and quick anchorage to young roots.
Horticultural perlite is clean, sterile, pH neutral, non-flammable, odorless, nontoxic and neither decays nor shrinks – even pests such as insects and fungi can’t destroy it. When bulk perlite is mixed with organic compost, natural soils, peat moss, Coco Coir and/or composted bark, it helps anchor the roots of young plants so they grow stronger.
Listed below are the most common uses for horticultural perlite and horticultural vermiculite.
Particle size is one important factor in determining how expanded perlite works in a given application. This brochure is meant to simplify the subject and indicate, in very general terms, some common perlite grades and how they relate to one another in particle size
Grades of Perlite PDFLooking for a specific size and density of perlite for your horticultural application? Please contact us. Custom manufacturing is available by size and density on request.
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