I grabbed the cherry sunshine and ssdd recently. I think that ssdd male is putting out some good crosses too
Pretty expensive that mammoth p stuff aint it?Same here friend... welcome to the farm and Big hugs and High fives for being there for your family... :)
I just started using mammoth p this run and I do believe I notice a difference. Outdoor organic and a little indoor. Love the heAVY INDICAS they work great for the old back...
Hope your pops is having a good day today... :)
Pretty expensive that mammoth p stuff aint it?
April is upon us!!
Any rumblings about 420 deals on Bodhi gear?
New drop perhaps...? :)
I used some Mammoth P this run too. Plants were looking extremely happy, uptight praying leaves and general aura of happiness that I could POSSIBLY attribute to the P. However my black triangle hermed on the lowers when my baby was born and I missed it so that experiment is redundant. Will try again next timePretty expensive that mammoth p stuff aint it?
I’d go half the recommended dosage personallyI got a small bottle and yes it was very expensive. But... it's either working very well or something else I have done is working well...
I still have to start taking notes if I want to actually KNOW if something is working though...
Think it was $99 for a small bottle. They say 1ml per gallon I think. I have seen NEW growth on all flowers. They claim a 16-24 percent increase in harvest weight I think. I just started using it but hey.... I think it works.
I’d go half the recommended dosage personally
To be honest iv heard more good than iv heard bad but nothing difinitive.just reports like yours and stiffnicks that had a good run but arent sure if it was the MP or notI used some Mammoth P this run too. Plants were looking extremely happy, uptight praying leaves and general aura of happiness that I could POSSIBLY attribute to the P. However my black triangle hermed on the lowers when my baby was born and I missed it so that experiment is redundant. Will try again next time
That Mammoth P is toxic! as posted by @JahworksPretty expensive that mammoth p stuff aint it?
That Mammoth P is toxic! as posted by @Jahworks
Also, it would be wise to check the material data sheet registered at the state. You will find that it contains synthetic plant hormones and Polyacrylamide (which contains small amounts of acrylamide, a known neurotoxin) Not sure about adding synthetic plant hormones into my grows or small amounts of known neurotoxins. KEEP IT NATURAL FOLKS! :) The data I have found is posted below:
As of: 9/25/2017
Product Name: Mammoth P Hydro to Soil / University Tested / Bloom Enhancer / Active Microbial Nutrient Liberator
OMRI Listed: No WSDA Organic Program Listed: No CDFA Listed OIM: No
Registrant: GROWCENTIA - FORT COLLINS, CO (970) 818-3321
Heavy Metals (in Parts Per Million)
Arsenic: 0.005 Cadmium: < 0.005 Mercury: < 0.001 Lead: < 0.005 Nickel: 0.00863
Non Plant Food Ingredients
Humic Acid
Indole3 Butyric Acid
Naphthaleneacetic Acid
Phosphorous Acid
Kelp
Vitamin B1
Polyacrylamide
Potting Mix
Microbial(s) Pseudomonas putida - 20,000,000 cfu/ml
Comamonas testosteroni - 40,000,000 cfu/ml
Citrobacter freundii - 60,000,000 cfu/ml
Enterobacter cloacae - 80,000,000 cfu/ml
It also contains:
Comamonas testosteroni – is considered a potential human pathogen known to cause syndrome associated with muscle / bone pain, fever and chills. Comamonas testosteroni infections are clinically treated with Ciprofloxacin
Citrobacter freundii – As an opportunistic pathogen, C. freundii is responsible for a number of significant infections. It is known to be the cause of nosocomial infections of the respiratory tract, urinary tract, blood, and many other normally sterile sites in patients. C. freundii represents about 29% of all opportunistic infections.
Enterobacter cloacae – Enterobacter cloacae is a member of the normal flora in the intestines of many humans. It is sometimes associated with urinary tract and respiratory tract infections. Infections are treated with the antibiotics Cefepime & Gentamicin.
idk a mammoth p and vodka sounds tastyThen again... half the shit that surrounds us is toxic.
Guess as long as I'm not making mixed drinks with it I'm fine... :)
Oh shit.i got a wee shock there when i saw logic had quoted me.i thought "fuck.have i said something naughty.lol."That Mammoth P is toxic! as posted by @Jahworks
Also, it would be wise to check the material data sheet registered at the state. You will find that it contains synthetic plant hormones and Polyacrylamide (which contains small amounts of acrylamide, a known neurotoxin) Not sure about adding synthetic plant hormones into my grows or small amounts of known neurotoxins. KEEP IT NATURAL FOLKS! :) The data I have found is posted below:
As of: 9/25/2017
Product Name: Mammoth P Hydro to Soil / University Tested / Bloom Enhancer / Active Microbial Nutrient Liberator
OMRI Listed: No WSDA Organic Program Listed: No CDFA Listed OIM: No
Registrant: GROWCENTIA - FORT COLLINS, CO (970) 818-3321
Heavy Metals (in Parts Per Million)
Arsenic: 0.005 Cadmium: < 0.005 Mercury: < 0.001 Lead: < 0.005 Nickel: 0.00863
Non Plant Food Ingredients
Humic Acid
Indole3 Butyric Acid
Naphthaleneacetic Acid
Phosphorous Acid
Kelp
Vitamin B1
Polyacrylamide
Potting Mix
Microbial(s) Pseudomonas putida - 20,000,000 cfu/ml
Comamonas testosteroni - 40,000,000 cfu/ml
Citrobacter freundii - 60,000,000 cfu/ml
Enterobacter cloacae - 80,000,000 cfu/ml
It also contains:
Comamonas testosteroni – is considered a potential human pathogen known to cause syndrome associated with muscle / bone pain, fever and chills. Comamonas testosteroni infections are clinically treated with Ciprofloxacin
Citrobacter freundii – As an opportunistic pathogen, C. freundii is responsible for a number of significant infections. It is known to be the cause of nosocomial infections of the respiratory tract, urinary tract, blood, and many other normally sterile sites in patients. C. freundii represents about 29% of all opportunistic infections.
Enterobacter cloacae – Enterobacter cloacae is a member of the normal flora in the intestines of many humans. It is sometimes associated with urinary tract and respiratory tract infections. Infections are treated with the antibiotics Cefepime & Gentamicin.
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