Pilot trial
Test on a limited area first
You do not need to take our word for it. You need to see what happens on your own ground, next to a plot that got nothing. That is how we sell, and it is the only way we think it is reasonable to buy something that goes on a crop you live off.
How it works
We choose the area together
Big enough to say something, small enough to cost nothing if it does not work. A bed, a block, a few rows. You pick where.
A control plot gets nothing
This is the whole point. Without an untreated comparison, nobody can tell whether the difference came from Allgrow, the weather or the soil. The control plot should be identical in every other respect.
We set three to five measurement points
What gets measured depends on the crop. Root development, establishment rate, vigour, growth, waste at harvest. We agree them before the trial starts, not afterwards.
You photograph along the way
Same angle, same time of day. Pictures convince you more than our figures do, and they are the evidence if you later want to scale up.
Four to eight weeks, ten for turf
The effect on the root system rarely shows in the first two weeks. Expect it to take time before there is anything to judge.
We go through the result together
If there was no difference, we say so. A trial showing the product did nothing in your situation is also a result, and you will have spent one test area and a few weeks.
Cost
What it costs depends on crop and area. For a limited test area it is usually the product and nothing else. If it is a larger setup with external follow-up, we say so beforehand, not afterwards.