Category: Education
Video: Mammoth P Compatibility
Mammoth P is an additive that works alongside your nutrient or fertilizer feed program. There are several methods of growing, and many nutrients to choose from. Will Mammoth P work with other microbial products? Will Mammoth P microbes work better with synthetic or organic nutrients? Watch this video to learn more about Mammoth P and compatibility…
Video: Application Rates
What is the proper application rate for Mammoth P? Please watch this video for a description of proper application rates for your garden.
Podcast: Colin talks to Stephen from NPK Hydroponics in the UK.
Microbes, and the benefits of Mammoth P are discussed.
Click the link below to listen to the podcast.
Leading Soil to Hydro Additive
Developed by a team of three Colorado State University PhD soil microbiologists that share a passion for enhancing soil and plant health.
Mammoth P is the first product engineered and produced by Growcentia. Growcentia was founded by a team of three Colorado State University PhD soil microbiologists that share a passion for enhancing soil health and promoting sustainable agriculture. The Best Organic Microbial Bloom Booster uses nature’s very best microbes to improve nutrient availability to plants. Growcentia aims to help growers maximize the health of their soils or growth media to enhance plant health.
What’s Floating in Your Bottle of Mammoth P?
Wondering about the sediment floating in your bottle of Mammoth P? Learn what it is and why it’s actually a good thing from our Co-founder Colin Bell, and members of our R&D team Lauren and Peter.
What are enzymes and what do they do?
Ever wonder how microbes eat? Click here to read the paper by Colin Bell, PhD; Matt Wallenstein, PhD; and Peter Baas, PhD.
What is a consortium anyway??
Click here to read the paper by Colin Bell, PhD; Matt Wallenstein, PhD; and Peter Baas, PhD.
Video: Mammoth P Color Variation – It’s Normal!
Some bottles of Mammoth P are light in color and some are darker? Is there a difference? Should I be concerned with this color variation?