What's up, guys?

We're hanging out in studio with Mammoth P, man. Mammoth Mike. I'm going to give you the Mammoth Mike name. Wow. I love it. Imagine if we wore robes. I like it, man. I want to say it's going to be very simple because we're covering one product, Mammoth P, but it's a pretty damn involved product. What's your guy's story, man? This is a soil micro product, correct?

Definitely.

Bacterial. but it's a pretty damn involved product. What's your guy's story, man?

This is a soil micro product, correct? Definitely. Bacteria only. Hey, the first I think was you got Mike's story, man. Scottie's always got a little better on that. Well, because I known Mike for years and years, man. Absolutely. And what, about a year and a half ago or so, you came up and told me that, you know, I mean, you've been a manager of a garden center before.

You're a manager of a way to grow.

And then. a half ago or so you came up and told me that you know i mean you've been a manager of a garden center before you're a manager of a of a way to grow and then and then you came over and you said man

i got this crazy opportunity man something next level shit it was kind of the same feeling i felt

once i got the opportunity to bring recharge to market and it was microbes man so we're kind of

kind of kind of spirit's there man so definitely yeah so

you started you and colin got together it's mammoth microbes is the product uh yes mammothmicrobes

com mammoth is mammoth p is the is the product right it's uh we just have the one product at

the moment um because it was a kind of a revolutionary platform that they used to develop it.

Hey, I trust the guy with one product as opposed to guy with 24 products. It's all in once, man. Oh, man. For sure. No, it took a lot of research and development behind it. It actually was developed at Colorado State University by a team of microbiologists. Yeah, and that's all. And, dude, if y'all don't know, the more I got into Microves, the more I realized I'm living in Fort Collins.

CSU is right. by a team of microbiologists. Yeah, and that's, and dude, if you all don't know, the more I got into microbes, the more I realized I'm living in Fort Collins,

CSU is right here, and dude, they're respected, man.

Bad ass.

Elaine Ingram was here for years, man.

Yep, absolutely amazing.

Amazing history here and a lot of brilliant discoveries.

And, you know, one definitely made by my co-founder, Colin Bell.

All right.

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