How is it a struggle? The little I know of the product came from their website and a few threads in RIU.
Oh, were not talking about a mammoth penis....disregard my first post...
Lol....now I get it!!! Well done sir!!!Oh, were not talking about a mammoth penis....disregard my first post...
Thank you sir . Do you add it before the brew?
No, after. The recharge goes in before. I heard the chemist for mammoth p on an interview saying it's best to add if after you aerate. He wasn't clear on why, but I got the sense it throws his microbe balance way off.
Are you bottom watering your sip pots or have irrigation. I had great success with fabric pots in perlite last round. Just watered the perlite which was in s pool. Wondering if people reuse perlite after used this way.
Thank you sirNo, after. The recharge goes in before. I heard the chemist for mammoth p on an interview saying it's best to add if after you aerate. He wasn't clear on why, but I got the sense it throws his microbe balance way off.
Of course the problem with adding magic pixie dust is you never really know how much (or if) it's helping, but you can tell if it hurts. It's not hurtin nuttin. And as I said, I think it's helping. But that isn't a scientific measurement, just a growers hunch.
I had to add that last part lest the wrath of the good doctor would befall me.
Heres a link to an expirement of 4 different tests using Mammoth P in compost teas to increase microbial populations by Tad Hussey at KIS Organics. Pretty cool stuff..
The data I have found is posted below:
GrowMau5 did a youtube video recently where he tested Mammoth P against a cheaper competitor and it was pretty much a draw. Factoring in Mammoth pull a bit more but is more expensive.Not such a great read when it was put together by the founders and equity partners of Mammoth P.... contains alot of great info, but as to the product itself, not so much. Where is the info about the synthetic plant hormones they are putting in it? It is exactly like Gravity which was eventually banned due to health concerns about the product... in fact, they didn't list what was in it either until they were forced to prodie the info which then caused an immediate cease and decist on the sale of that product. Wake up people! Do not get excited about lab produced products. They take advantage of the loopholes that exist currently in the fertilizer market and put peoples health at risk.! Sheeple....
"Additional Information and Declarations
Competing Interests
Colin Bell and Matthew Wallenstein are co-inventors of the patent-pending technology tested herein. Matthew Wallenstein, Richard Conant, Peter Baas and Lauren Mancini consult for Growcentia Inc. Matthew Wallenstein, Richard Conant and Colin Bell have an equity interest in Growcentia, Inc.
Author Contributions
Peter Baas conceived and designed the experiments, performed the experiments, analyzed the data, wrote the paper, prepared figures and/or tables.
Colin Bell conceived and designed the experiments, performed the experiments, contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools, reviewed drafts of the paper.
Lauren M Manciniand and Melanie Lee performed the experiments, analyzed the data, reviewed drafts of the paper.
Richard T Conant and Matthew D. Wallenstein conceived and designed the experiments, contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools, reviewed drafts of the paper."