Hygrozyme vs sensizym

[Arcticgrower11]

I'm starting my third grow in promix with AN sensi a/b and im starting to realize I'm missing an enzyme regemine.

I've gone back and forth on whether to go with hygrozyme or sensizym.

I realize that alot of people use and like hygrozyme so I will most likely go with this... But does anyone have experience with both or know why one would be better than the other?

Any advice is welcome

 

[cannarado]

Im sure Motherlode will give some good advice. Ive read that either one should work for ya. H&G Multizen is good too but its probably more $ than the others.

 

[claudacio]

Hygrozyme is the norm for most people and theres nothing wrong with either but I use both personally. Or at least I've just started using both however it gets expensive.

 

[GrimloxK]

I just started using Hygrozyme myself in conjunction with the roots organics master schedule....too early to say if it has made a difference or not...but unlimited shelf life, works well with organics and ph stable is a great thing for my situation...

 

[Surfr]

From my own observations. The ladies always look really happy, leaves pointing up more so than usual and things like that, after they get a dose of Hygrozyme. Can't comment on Sensizyme, though. they are all just enzymes do I can't imagine there is too much difference really. Just my opinion.

Surfr

 

[Jimmynitz]

I've been using multi zen from h&g for about a year now, after using hygrozyme since it came out. I think overall the plants did better on the hygrozyme...especially if roots issues came up. Right now I'm trying out pondzyme w/ barley so I'll see how that goes. If I'm not impressed I might just go back to hygrozyme.

 

[mastacheeser]

Bio cozyme from gro-more
Tried their Mendo avalanche last round and loved it. Good cheap stuff

 

[YaaMon]

Drain Out Enzyme Build Up Remover probably does the same thing for way less money.

 

[Darth Fader]

I would run Cannazyme. I saw a test on another site seeing which zyme would break down paper towel bits. Cannazyme was the only enzyme that did anything. Hygrozyme didn't do a thing. I repeated this test with Hygrozyme, Multizen, and Regen-a-root. None of them made any visible change to the paper towel squares after 3 days. Leadsled ran a test too, but I forget the results. You might find it if you search. Can't comment on Sensizyme.

 

[caveman4.20]

In TLO the bacteria and fungus produce all those enzymes plenty were you dont need all those extras...

 

[caveman4.20]

Before growing TLO style i used and sold plenty of all of the above, hygrozym, sensizym, cannazym, and the main purpose is in hydro to breakdown dead root matter but what i dont get is most hydro would kill those enzymes with the ph or salt level or many of the above if i had to chose one cuz i was trying organic hydro iwould pic sensizym but its kinda pointless cuz hydro should be synthetic only were you would use h2O2 instead of a zyme.... just thinking out loud hope i dont complicate it

 

[Surfr]

I have switched to Cannazyme from Canna and I think it's much better than both hygrozyme and sensizym.

 

[treebark1950]

I use carefree pond enzymes...

10 ml for 45 gallon res...

40 bucks has lasted me all year vs 500 worth of hygrozyme or any other hydro store enzyme product...

 

[cheaplastic]

Cannazyme is the best enzyme on the hydro market.

 

[NeWcS]

Save some money and use pond zyme or Stress Zyme+<This is what I use in my dwc and hempies>

 

[caveman4.20]

whats pond zyme

 

[NeWcS]

Pond Zyme;
Stress Zyme+;

 

[caveman4.20]

cool thanx im always down to check something new to me out.

 

[caveman4.20]

i like what i read so far and its concentrated for a low price how do you use it and what does pond zyme do to ph and ppms?

 

[NeWcS]

I use stress Zyme+ at a rate of 1mL/gal. As far as PPM and pH goes I haven't seen anything that would suggest it has any effect.

All I can tell you is my roots in my buckets have never look better. Even with high res temps.