MAMMOTH P

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MAMMOTH P is the first organically derived microbial inoculant that maximizes phosphorus and micronutrient cycling to maximize flower growth, increase yield, and enhance plant health.
University Developed

Developed by Growcentia’s founders at a leading US university using next-generation technology. Extensively tested by Colorado growers, and proven to increase growth by independent labs.

Beneficial Bacteria

Our beneficial bacteria act like micro bioreactors, continually producing enzymes that release nutrients. Reduces the need for a separate enzyme additive.

More Phosphorus

Increased levels of phosphorus keep internodes shorter and focus energy on bud production.

Safe For All Media

Safe for use in soil, soilless, and hydroponic systems.

Protects Rhizosphere

Shields the plant rhizosphere by outcompeting potentially harmful pathogenic microbes.

Fully Compatible

Use as a supplement to any fertilizer program.

Effectiveness Data

Lab Tests

MAMMOTH P was developed by Growcentia’s founders at Colorado State University using next-generation technology. MAMMOTH P has been tested extensively by Colorado growers and independent labs have proven that it increases growth. All production is done at our facility in Fort Collins Colorado to maintain the highest level of quality control. This beneficial bacterial formula works great in soil, soilless, and hydroponic systems. Using MAMMOTH P in hydroponic systems is an excellent way to introduce the organic benefits of soil microbial nutrient cycling without sacrificing water quality. MAMMOTH P was engineered to supplement any fertilizer program.

16%

Increase Trimmed Sellable Yield

Dry flower per plant (grams)

6%

Increase Stem Strength

Density (grams)

 

Enzyme Structure

MAMMOTH P vs. The Competition

Our bacteria act as micro-bioreactors, constantly producing a more diverse suite of enzymes that enhance nutrient availability than the leading enzyme-specific products.

enzymes in Mammoth P
Enzyme in competition of Mammoth P
Enzyme in competition of Mammoth P
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