Hygrozyme rate?

[Rootbound]

Just wondering if anyone uses this and how often and how many ml. per gallon. Gonna try it in Coco along with PBP,LK, and cal-mag. If you have tried it, what did you think of it? Thanks RB

 

[FastForward]

I use it, but infrequently. Used to use it as my standard zyme but at 30 quid a litre it's too expensive....so now I use Cannazym mainly, with a hygrozyme mix every now and then (every week or so I'd say). I use hygro @ 2ml/litre and cannazym at 4ml/litre.

 

[Rootbound]

:yes Thanks FF!!! Thats the kind of info. I am looking for!!!:rock RB

 

[Mr. Smith]

Been using it for almost 2 years at 8 mil per gallon. Directions on bottle and its not a nute so it wont burn anything. I have suffered less problems since using the product even when I was lazy with the grow op. I don't know the conversion from liters to gallons but I think it might be 4 liters to a gallon? I am high so please forgive me if this made no sense.

 

[Rootbound]

It made perfect sense!!!! Thank you MR. SMITH.!!! So it should not raise my ppm much then? RB

 

[Purkle]

I would measure my ppm before adding additives and ph solution.

 

[The Kind Man]

The only thing you have to watch out for is it might make your pH fluctuate since it is actively breaking down the carbon materials into more useable forms. This I can say with 100% confidence, it all depends on your nutrient recipe. Some recipes you will see a dramatic spike in pH while another system running a different recipe you will not. Experiment to see if it works well for you!
|The Kind Man|
|Scientia Ipsum Est Vox|

 

[Mr. Smith]

Yup yup. Anytime you break down organic matter you can get a ph flutuatation. I use chemy nutes like the GN tripack so ph is never a problem for me unless I reuse the medium. Maybe with organics you might get a big rise or fall.
It has no effect with ppm. Wont even read a difference before and after checking but try and find for yourself if you use a ppm meter.

 

[Rootbound]

Thanks alot!! I wonder if it raises your PH or lowers? I will find out soon enough. Thanks again!!!:dance RB

 

[Mr. Smith]

Ph fluctuations tend to rise first then drop. Has to do with nitrites and nitrates, the breakdowns of organic matter. Hard water with high amounts of calcium and/or lime tend to rise faster but I dont know why. I am a smoker and a grower, not a chemist. Weekly waterchanges and large resevoirs is what I mostly use to keep ph levels in check, since I pretty much do the same routine with everygrow I rarely check since I rarely need to adjust.
Hope you like the product, it is pricy but I seem to get very good results. Suppose to be the best enzyme product on the market.

 

[mr. revolution]

im glad i stumbled into this thread because ive been using it for a while and i wasnt sure if it was working or not until i stopped using it then i started gettin lockup sometimes glad to hear yall thoughts on it

 

[Rootbound]

Thanks for the info on the ph. Glad to hear more people out there are using it. Have not heard any negatives about it yet. I wish Texas Kid would chime in on this.:flower RB

 

[Crackerass]

i use the stuff like the bottle says and i love it, its the only stuff i would use. i actually know a guy who works for the company in ohio. every now and then i get some of the stuff for free :) when you use one of those litter bottles every week it comes in handy. i always get it in the 5 gallon buckets and the price kills me, but its much needed...