Slothy Soil – now live on Kickstarter

The newest discovery of the FIBEG Research Center – The revival of the paradise on earth, the flowering and blooming Pleistocene by Slothy Soil. Enables lovers of paleo-food to do paleo-gardening.

Frankfurt am Main, 12/01/2016 – 4:00 PM CET
FIBEG Research Center (Frankfurt Main, Germany) presents Slothy Soil as a crowdfunding project on kickstarter.com. The project can be supported from 12/01/2016 to 12/30/2016. Supporters will get bags of Slothy Soil as a reward. The Link to the project: www.Kickstarter.com/profile/fibeg . Visit us at www.facebook.com/SlothySoil/ .

Our Earth, during the Pleistocene, provided food for the gigantic herds of mega herbivores like the mammoth, woolly rhinos and the Megatherium (the giant sloth). The soil was rich and fertilized by the droppings of these mega-mammals – a paradise until the time humans started to dwell in these territories. As a result, the mega-mammals became extinct, ending the natural process of fertilizing. The green and fertile land with unlimited powers of self-regeneration ended when this fauna was gone. The soil was of lower quality for ever after.
Woodlands started to grow and the world changed its look. Now we have found a way to bring this paradise on earth back to life. You do the planting and the watering; Slothy Soil does everything else. After planting, you can lean back like a sloth and wait for the harvest. That’s why we chose the sloth as the character for our logo, as the giant ground-sloth, was one of the inhabitants of this flowering and blooming Pleistocene that ended 10,000 years ago.
Slothy Soil is a new gardening earth based on organic components. The fertilizer used is 100% organic and is 100% manufactured in Germany. Produced by a new method it allows the plant to feed from the soil without any additional fertilizer for a complete growing cycle and achieves the best harvest possible. Slothy Soil is suitable for hobby gardens and professional agriculture. It helps to reduce the nitrate load on the groundwater since the fertilizer can not be washed out of the substrate. With Slothy Soil, everyone can achieve the best gardening results and have the most beautiful plants. Successful gardening and being lazy like a Sloth at the same time.

FIBEG Research Institute (Frankfurt/Germany) was founded 2011. The Institute carries out research assignments on botanical topics from business and public authorities.

Contact: Moritz Salinger
FIBEG Forschungsinstitut für biologische Entwicklung und Gutachten GmbH
Mörfelder Landstraße 114
60598 Frankfurt am Main
GERMANY
info@fibeg-gmbh.de
Phone: +49.069.606 28 965

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