A washed, screened and graded Pumice produced as a by-product of sand processing onsite in Matamata. This product is predominantly used in potting mixes, to open the mix up and achieve a desirable air filled porosity and provide good drainage.

What is fine pumice gel used for?

Pumice Gel is used for making textures or grounds for pastels, these gels dry to a hard film. Blend Pumice Gels with Golden Acrylic colors, or mix in other Golden Gels or Mediums to increase flexibility.

How do you apply pumice to plants?

Using Pumice as a Soil Amendment For plants that are prone to rotting, like some euphorbias, amend the soil with 50% pumice, or in lieu of amending the soil, fill the planting hole with pumice so the roots are surrounded by it. Pumice can be used as a topdressing to absorb rainwater that puddles around plants.

What is pumice used for in art?

Pumice is a light colored volcanic rock used as an abrasive. It can be used to make your own pastel ground by mixing with gesso or other priming material.

How long does it take glass bead gel to dry?

3-4 hours
Dry Time: @ 50% RH, 77° F: Touch 3-4 hours. Clear in12-24 hours. Cold weather & high humidity will slow down cure time. Clean your skin and equipment immediately after usewith soap and warm water.

Is pumice good for all plants?

It is basically whipped volcanic glass that is made up of tiny air bubbles. This means that pumice is a lightweight volcanic rock that makes it perfect for use as a soil amendment. The airy rock is ideal for use with cacti and succulents as well as other plants that require excellent drainage and air circulation.

Is pumice good for succulents?

No other soil amendment is as widely used by succulent growers and collectors as pumice (crushed lava rock). Pumice enhances drainage in garden beds. It keeps soils from getting mucky, so roots don’t rot in wet weather. It’s a natural, unprocessed organic product that comes from mines.