Bit of info about mammoth P if u use it or been given a free sample or 2.
" mammoth p is unique in its own way like shulby says.... buuuuut the thing i think was forgotten is the strength of mammoth p microbes
so in short.... for almost every other product aact and such is the same thing.... photoplus, urb, recharge, tribus, etc are all bacillus strains... with recharge and photoplus also having endo and ecto myco.... and urb having an amazing humate. these bacillus strains are the same as L.A.B, compost etc even though a natural source will be more diverse, it wont have nearly as strong of a population... this is where something like tribus comes in... they use a 10billion spore count vs like 1billion with other products.... this gets the ball closer to outdoor microbial levels, thus outdoor level microbe populations with indoor control, is why tribus shines.... and in all reality they are just a general digestive microbe.... nothing specific... then you get to something like mammoth and photoplus. which while are still completely different, photoplus uses a specific phosphorus and potassium as a microbe food. this influences a P and K fixing bacteria to be cultured, thus increasing p and k availability... "culturing" a pk microbe.... THIS is where mammoth p is different.... mammoth p is a completely different family of bacteria outside of the bacillus family. they are a specific phosphorus fixating microbe, they cultured nine different species, through 30 generations.... its this extremely thorough generational breed, raises the resilience of the microbes, so they work better with alternate colonies in the rhizosphere.....
so rounding to it.... the reason why most of those products work well together, and harmoniously is because they are the same bacteria, and the secondary ingredients along with the spore count is the only difference..... the reason why mammoth p works well together is because its cultured to thrive once introduced....... technically you dont have to reapply every time to get the bacteria into the soil, even though you should.. "
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cosmonautking,