This green zeolite product is derived from natural clinoptilolite ore, processed through crushing, washing to remove impurities, and multi-stage screening. The mineral features a unique framework-type microporous crystalline structure and excellent ion-exchange capabilities, allowing it to adsorb ammonia nitrogen, certain heavy metal ions, and odors from soil and water.
In horticultural applications, its angular granules help loosen compacted potting soil, improving drainage and aeration; they also adsorb excess nutrients and release them slowly, reducing the risk of fertilizer burn to plant roots. Additionally, the material serves as a filtration medium for aquariums, landscape ponds, and industrial wastewater treatment.
Available in standard particle sizes such as 2–4mm, 4–6mm, and 6–9mm; the product undergoes a washing process to remove the vast majority of dust and fine particles.
Small packages are available for home gardeners and aquarium enthusiasts, while bulk supplies in ton bags are provided to nurseries, water treatment plants, and pet/aquarium stores. Large orders support customized particle sizing and private-label packaging.Appearance features
· Irregular, angular crushed granules: Formed by crushing ore rather than being smooth, rounded pebbles; the angular edges help create gaps within the substrate, alleviating soil compaction.
· Natural green base tone with mineral inclusions: Predominantly olive green, dark green, and grayish-green, interspersed with natural light gray or off-white mineral flecks; variations in color depth are inherent to the ore and do not constitute quality defects.
· Porous, framework-like crystalline structure: Tiny natural pores visible on the granule surface facilitate adsorption and ion exchange.
· Multi-stage washing and screening for uniform particle size: Graded by size, with washing to remove soil and dust, minimizing airborne dust during use.
· No artificial coloring; retains the ore's natural hue: Free from dyes or pigments; the color is inherent to the mineral itself, so it does not bleed when submerged or contaminate potting soil and water.
· Presence of minor light-colored host rock fragments is normal: Small amounts of associated rock fragments may be mixed in during extraction but do not affect adsorption, planting, or filtration performance.
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