hey everyone you're here with mark batwell at perfectguardians.com
so next product in the mpk industry's feed schedule is potassium once again i'm going
to point out some of the things i love about this company that i don't find in other companies in
this industry it might be because of them just not being thoughtful i i personally think of
it because whoever's in charge of this company they're probably a higher functioning autistic
human being either way so what's something i love about this product is they have all the msds uh
charts and so you are able to click on these and it takes you directly to the msds sheets
and this is what legally by law every product that gets shipped to you they are required to
give you access to this information and it's really interesting i learned that when i was
in the military and when paramedics show up on scene they if there's a chemical they need to be
able to reference the msds sheet so that's one thing again i love about this company
feed charts are easy to find okay so this product is going to be really easy to break down because
it has actually only one product in the package it is potassium sulfate derived from soluble
podash so if you're not sure what potassium is predominantly used for in the plant potassium
is to help with flower development i know that sounds great right you want something that's going
to help produce flowers because in this industry you get paid predominantly on two things yield
and quality so you kind of have to have a 50 50 split you kind of have to take into consideration
yield versus quality during every single grow a lot of growers that don't really have experience
seeing the full potential of these plants when everything's right in my viewpoint growing with
the microbiology system a lot of beginning growers will not see the cons and they'll only see the
pros and when i see i mean the pros they're going to see big gigantic flowers a lot of growers are
men obviously so they like holding big things in their hands and i hate to say it like that but it
is true it's a real ego trip so a lot of beginning growers will use a little bit of potassium see a
yolk difference and then they'll just dump it on the next time the issue with potassium though
is that if you use it too much a lot of other products are created like phosphoload or the hulk
a lot of products out there that are additional potassium supplements that you might want to
venture into bloom plastic and when you want to be aware of and just keep be careful specifically
is the natural oil production on the plant because that's what potassium's actually going to
hinder when the plants are growing and focusing on the flower's size they are not producing natural
oils on the plant most experienced growers when given enough time and especially when you have to
get your product out into the marketplace and you begin to run into issues or people begin to
want to return your product or they begin to haggle you quite a bit or they say that there's no
smell or real bag appeal you begin to start to battle your own mindset and your own thought
processes because you are holding your hard-earned work right for months you've been growing this
loving it you've even added extra potassium you made it bigger but then the marketplace rejects it
and through that repetitive cycle over time most growers will learn the right times when
to add additional potassium and when to begin to cut it back so that you're maxing out the
yield and the quality once again the reason why i love this brand is because it uses
a sulfated mineral and so right here it's going to be potassium sulfate is also called
phosphate of podash or potassium sulfur is an inorganic compound with the formula k2
so4 is commonly used in fertilizer providing both potassium and sulfur i always talk about
the importance of a sulfate mineral and there is a youtube video that i'm going to play right now
that i think will really change your mind because this one six minute clip is going to explain to
you literally how the ocean produces all the food for the life within the water every day
dozens of volcanoes around the world are erupting while 4 000 earthquakes shake the ground our earth
is dynamic constantly ejecting gases and magma from its depths and some of this activity has a
vital impact on life the secret to understanding how lies deep beneath the ocean's surface
here a crucial chemical reaction takes place between molten rock and deep ocean water
the jason satellites sea surface mapping radar
reveals a chain of active volcanoes a mile and a half down at the bottom of the pacific ocean
this is where that critical interaction between molten rock and freezing water takes place
and contributing to an amazing explosion of life
and we can see this activity with nasa's aqua satellite which is equipped with
instruments that observe the earth in many wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum
one tool is called modis modis is pretty much the crown jewel
of the aqua satellite it's an enormous scanner so it basically covers the whole world every day
modis scans the ocean in the infrared and the visible portions of the spectrum
it can detect extremely subtle changes in the temperature and color of the water
so what we have in space is an instrument that looks at very very small parts of the spectrum
and we measure how much light comes back in each part of the spectrum
looking down at the west coast of south america modis detects an upwelling of cold water 150 miles
west of peru then it detects a particular shade of green this identifies the source
as chlorophyll a sign of plant life it's clear that the satellite has spotted a massive bloom of
tiny organisms called phytoplankton just below the surface these phytoplankton are absorbing
very very fast so you can have a plankton bloom that doubles over the course of a day
it's the minerals from beneath the earth's crust that have helped fuel
this vast explosion of plankton over 800 000 tons of living material and that's only the beginning
this plankton is the base of the food chain for marine life the bloom triggers one of
nutrients seen here in pink into the surface waters each upwelling triggers a plankton bloom
phytoplankton provide that key link between this energy out here the raw materials
that this planet holds and the the food engine that allows life to flourish
okay so if you're still here with us right now i think you're beginning to understand why i'm
always talking about sulfated minerals you really gotta sit back and think about it for a second
why would you want to do anything different than mother nature i mean she's refined her
process over millions and millions of years i mean depending upon what books you're reading
people say that we've had 12 or 13 civilizations that have reached this level of technology a lot
of people talk about humans being a species that has went through amnesia multiple times because
we've had huge catastrophes and have forgotten the knowledge we in a sense have to go back and
relearn it over and over and over again so i want you to know don't feel bad that you having to
relearn everything everything that our educational assistant has been teaching you about
fertilizer and growing your own food if they even do teach people when you look in the back
of these bottles do your best to be more aware of what these fertilizers are derived from
these minerals were designed a certain way so that the microbiology that lives on the surface of our
soil and throughout our planet can't communicate properly we have to get out of our ego and
stop thinking that we know more than mother earth gaia is our creator she is our mother
she birthed us she nurtured us and she has designed her environment to give us the highest
quality food so that we are capable of reaching our highest potential if you like this video
please like share and subscribe thank you so much and have a great growth