Vermiculite has a widespread use worldwide in agricultural activities. Vermiculite constitutes a suitable plant growing environment due to its structure in terms of agriculture. It is often used in the formulation of fertilizers by mixing with peat or peat. The vermiculite/peat or coconut shell formulation creates the ideal conditions for a plant to grow. The presence of vermiculite grains in the fertilizer helps aeration, contributes to the development of retention moisture and the release of added fertilizers, while vermiculite with potassium, magnesium and other small elements. The air/water ratio in vermiculite/peat and coconut shell fertilizer provides an ideal stimulation for the growth of the root and, with it, helps to produce healthier young plants. Vermiculite is sterile when processed for agriculture. If stored correctly, it does not require any other application when adding fertilizer to it. Vermiculite can also be used as a storage agent and expander for fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides. It can also be used in powder form for encapsulated seeds. In horticulture, vermiculite provides moisture and the nutrients it needs, as well as aeration of the soil that the plant needs in order for the roots, stems and seeds to grow faster.
If October is to be made in a new area, October should be made by mixing 100 liters of vermiculite for an area of 10 m2. After October, the entire area should be covered with a thickness of 4-5 cm, so that 100 liters of vermiculite corresponds to an area of 10 m2. After spraying water on it, vermiculite will help to germinate. The more seeds will germinate, and the more often richer germination will occur. Vermiculite acts as a moisture reserve, providing the moisture needed and protecting the seeds even in scorching heat.