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Natural mulch composed of 100% of cork granulate. This mulch maintains a regular moisture content in the potting soil. It is indicated for plants that are more demanding in humidity, such as calatheas and some ferns. It can also be used as "bark" for orchids, controlling and preventing root rot by providing extra drainage and aeration to the roots. By covering the surface of the potting soil, the natural mulch forms a physical barrier that controls water loss by evaporation, particularly in hot and dry environments. Its lightweight nature allows you to adjust the humidity without compacting the potting soil and guarantees its aeration. (sold in 6 units per pack)

Soluble Granules - Abrasive formulated from sodium bicarbonate (Blasting Shot), very soft and crumbly (solubles granules). Can be used wet or dry. Due to its solubility in water, this abrasive is the one chosen for ecological cleaning operations which require high levels of hygiene (abrasive compatible with food). Hardness: 2.5 mohs Density: 2.2 g / cm3 Welcome to BLASQEM, your Specialist in Shots, Abrasives and Equipment: - Abrasive Products and Accessories - Abrasive steel shots - Abrasives manufacturer - Abrasives solutions - Blasting material - Metallic shots and organic media or glass sandblasting and aluminium oxide or carbon grit abrasive shots for shot blasting - Steel Abrasives and aluminium shot for shot blasting operations - Blasqem is the industry's leading supplier of industrial abrasive

Broken cork. Result of the first cork grinding process. Can be transformed in granulated cork of various sizes and has several other applications. Contact us for further information about our cork products.

Cork granules from different sizes. A product with many different uses and applications. Contact us directly to find more information about our granulated cork.

Passionate by tea and inspired by some of the most worldwide famous portuguese wines we created these special blended teas by extracting the best flavor characteristics of tea and Porto Wine and fusing them in a subtle union.