The Egyptian Co. for Manufacturing Perlite & Vermiculite

Testing over a period of years has documented the superiority of Perlite over other methods of hydroponic culture. For example, Tomato crops hydroponically grown in Perlite have produced yield 7% higher than crops grown in Rock Wool. In addition to significantly increased yield, Perlite culture is particularly easy to manage and offers additional benefits .

Horticultural Perlite provides more constant moisture status around the roots at all times irrespective of weather or stage of root growth.
Perlite insures more even watering throughout the growing area.
There is less likelihood of over-watering with horticultural Perlite.
Perlite culture avoids wastage of water and nutrients.
The use of Perlite eliminates the need to grade growing floors accurately.

One of the important characteristics of perlite that make's it ideal material for renovating greens that it keeps water and fertilizer so it provides the suitable medium to grow natural grass. Perlite particles also interface with each other and other soil constituents to create air passages through the green. These air passages provide oxygen to turf roots which is essential for good turf growing. In addition, these passages permit excess water to drain rapidly.

1 - Mix soil with perlite in a 60-40 ratio by volume.

2 -If the top soil is already in place, use a cover of 2.5 cm rototilled 12.5 cm to 20 cm deep.
(More or less perlite can be added depending on the soil type, or consistency desired.)

3 - A mix of sand mud peat moss and perlite
would give great results in   renovating greens.
% 50 sand                 %10 peat moos
            %15 mud                  %25 perlite
            Mix the soil through upturning it many times then spread the suitable
            grass seeds or cultivates ready made grass rolls directly.

Perlite supplies the ideal balance between air and water in addition to the characteristic of keeping water and fertilizer to ensure the plant's needs. It is used by mixing it with soil at different rates according to the kind of soil (sand-mud) as for the upper layer of soil with enough depth to cover the roots of plants as for trees or shrubs as a rate vary from %15-30 of the result of dig.

%50 sand + %20 mud + %10 peat moss + %20 perlite + adding the necessary fertilizer and mix soil before use.
Perlite is distinguished by its lightweight that gives the habitants of apartments the chance design a larger domestic garden. In case of balconies, it is preferable to use light weight Horticultural soil to facilitate moving and arranging the flowerpots %50 perlite + % 50 peat moss + fertilizer is one of the ideal mixtures for use in cultivation of domestic plants.