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Anyone have any idea if there is any difference between horticultural vermiculite, and vermiculite sold as insulation / flu liner.The reason I ask is the flu liner type is a a lot cheaper than the horticultural type. If they are the same mineral (which I suspect they are) why on earth is everyone paying for "horticultural grade"
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Hi and welcome.
The insulation stuff is bigger chunks. I put it through an old kitchen processor when I need smaller pieces
Makes lovely pastry too (only joking!)
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Just for info, horticultural Vermiculite bags of 5 litres brand is 'In the Garden with Charlie Dimmock' in Poundland for .............. you guessed it .......... £1
Now any comments I'm a skin-flint are entirely justified.
Last edited by Muddy_Boots; 04-03-2017, 12:27 PM. Reason: can't speel vermiculate, vermicilite, I give up ...The day that Microsoft makes something that doesn't suck ...
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They didn't have any at our local Poundland
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That's cheap, thank you
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Went and got another bag this afternoon after realising that it was very cheap and I should really of realised last week when I bought it, they have about a dozen bags left in my local Poundland at the moment.
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