Maybe they sell it by the ton rather than the yard and this helps increase the weight but it also looks like a great way to cause Spontaneous combustion.
I'm sure it's mulch and probably the intention is to spray the mulch with TrackMoist to help hold in moisture when the mulch is spread around plants although the way it's being applied it only gets on the exterior of the pile and probably only about 5% of the mulch gets treated.
Typical great babblin' bamboozler blog that is full of carrot dangles yet says absolutely nothing!!!
1. Blogs that he supposedly received a video confirmation of the "misting technique" yet plagiarizes a photograph from 2010 from the following company>>>
2. Blogs that WNBD is supposedly testing with additional so-called "partners"(plural)...but fails to name any of them!
3. Carrot dangles a plagiarized photo from another company to promote the fact and/or suggest that trackmoist is now being tested on mulch instead of more toy race car tracks...leaving the reader to determine for themselves whether trackmoist is even being tested on a mulch pile now...or if the blog is simply typical eric double-talk which the readers will find out later was really just about the "misting technique" itself and had nothing to do with the blog photo used
4. And in typical great babblin' bamboozler fashion...summarizes the plagiarized photo by promising more carrot dangling blogs in due course lol
You could e-mail Eric for a more in depth explanation of the picture or you could do some research....let me know how you make out...by the way...whatever the product in the picture is....does moist mulch or dry mulch cause spontaneous combustion?...Thank You Kindly....and Thanks for showing so much interest in "Track Moist"
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