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You could wrap the root ball in old carpet, bubble polythene or place the pot in a large container and use forest bark or polystyrene to form an insulating medium between the two.
gardening: Delicate plants need protection from the ravages of the ... by Drury, Howard / Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Above 65 durometer, silicone will braid equally as well as other insulating mediums.
A processing guide to silicone rubber extrusions by Taylor, Theodore C. / Rubber World
The percolation theory has been used for the interpretation of transport phenomena in amorphous semiconductors (9), conducting particles embedded in a continuous insulating medium (10-12), conduction in mixtures where both insulating and conducting media are continuous (13), and conduction in mixtures of powders or particles (14).
The conducting behavior and stability of conducting polymer composites by Chen, X.B.; Devaux, J.; Issi, J-P.; Billaud, D. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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