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Consumables and pots

 

Here are some of the plant-growing supplies available at RGH for all UTM Growth Facilities researchers (charges may apply).  We can also assist you with purchasing other consumables including items on list with an asterisk (*).  Please refer to the Safety Data Sheet before using any materials. 

 

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Potting mix ingredients

Dolomite Sylvite F
Dolomite Sylvite F
Aquagro 2000L media surfactant
Wetting Agent AquaGro 2000L
1240 B&M sand
B&M Silica Sand 1240S (fine)*
612 B&M sand
B&M Silica Sand 612B*
turface mvp
Turface MVP
vermiculite medium
Vermiculite Medium
perlite course
Perlite Coarse
Pro-mix-BX-GP
Pro-mix BX General Purpose
Pro-mix BX with Mycorrhizae
Pro-mix BX with Mycorrhizae
pro-moss
Pro-moss Sphagnum Peat Moss

Fertilizers

Fertilizer Acer nt 16-7-10
16-7-10 one season
PlantProd Chelated Micronutrient Mix
Plant Prod Chelated Micronutrient Mix
11-41-8
Plant Prod 11-41-8 Forestry Seedling Starter
20-8-20
Plant Prod 20-8-20 Forestry Special
20-20-20
Plant Prod 20-20-20
Nutricote
Nutricote 14-13-13 180
32% MnSO4
MnSO4-H2O
MgSO4
MgSO4
CaNO3
CaNO3

Pest control

NIC nematode
Beneficial nematode
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Anystis baccarum
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Stratiolaelaps scimitus
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Neoseiulus cucumeris
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Orius Insidiosus
Sanidate 5.0
BioSafe Systems Sanidate 5.0 Sanitizer and Disinfectant
Neem oil
BLISS Neem oil
Systemic Granules
Bonide Systemic Insecticide
KOPA insecticidal soap
KOPA insecticidal soap
Draconil Ultrex
Syngenta Draconil Ultrex Fungicide
Suffoil-X
Suffoil-X
yellow insect traps
Yellow insect traps
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