perlite, vermiculite?

From: Niels Asger Nielsen (NAN@HDC.HHA.DK)
Date: Wed Apr 23 1997 - 03:34:15 PDT

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Date: Wed, 23 Apr 1997 12:34:15 +0200
From: NAN@HDC.HHA.DK (Niels Asger Nielsen)
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Subject: perlite, vermiculite?

I have an English dictionary but perlite and vermiculite are not there.
Could someone explain to me what it is. I understand that it is used for
making soil with good drainage. I use some light expanded stuff called
"leca" in Danish. It is brown on the surface and black inside. Is it the
same as perlite or vermiculite, you think?

Niels Asger Nielsen
MAPP researcher, Msc

The Aarhus School of Business
Haslegaardsvej 10,
8210 Aarhus V,
Denmark

E-mail: NAN@hdc.hha.dk

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