A short YouTube field-demonstration by Rhett Kerby showing a vertical wall treated with cotton-based mulch. The speaker describes how the sprayed mulch adheres without slipping, forms impact divots, dries into an extremely stable mat that resists dislodging (requires scraping), and allows seedlings to germinate and grow through it. The clip reports successful internal trial results.
Here's another vertical wall example of our cotton based mulch. This wall is completely stable the soil is not coming loose you can see that the mulch one thing that is surprising to me is that that the mulch when it's sprayed from the machine how it does not have a tendency to slip you see in fact you can see if you look closely how it creates divots from where when the mulch impacts it creates these small little divots but once it's dry it's extremely stable so much that I mean you can't you would have to scrape it with a tool or a shovel to break the mulch loose so it's extremely stable and as in my last video vegetation you can see here where vegetation comes through the and it's just now warming up soil temperature just now warming up enough to really make a to offering germination but germination seedlings are able to sprout through the mulch with no problem so we're seeing great success from our trials that we've been doing internally thanks.
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