SuKaFr33
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it seems just like yesterday that the colas were all sittin at the top of the scrog now look its a mini forrest on top, look good dude!!!
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sweet thank you krip!
Thats it. Yeah I have read about that product before. I remember the ad claiming its the best flush product in the world. What exactly does a flush product do?
fuck yeah dude and thats what im allll about
FYI pickin up a bottle of Hygrozyme tomorow, too many accounts are pointing it to be the perfect cure for the disgusting Pythium infection! aka gross brown gooey roots that break apart when moved around or touched.
So tomorrow bright and early i'll be at the hydro shop when it opens ready to buy a 35 dollar bottle of hygrozyme. WISH ME LUCK!
Q: Where do you stand when it comes to Beneficial Biology in DWC systems?
A: There’s a bit of a fork in the road philosophically when it comes to“bennies” or no “bennies”. In my experiences both tend to work but I lean towards more of a sterile aqueous root zone. It is possible to use a more carbon-based substrate for a plant’s root crown cultivation. It’s this beneficial habitat that could harbor and allow colonization of a plant’s mutualistic organisms. The solution itself has little potential for colonization of anything other than bacteria, which while useful, don’t offer the benefits of fungi’s, which share a more direct relationship with the roots themselves.
Hygrozyme
Hygrozyme is a culture of pure enzymes, developed specifically for horticultural applications. It is derived entirely from Natural ingredients that are induced by fermentation processes to produce bacteria free enzymes and complex chains of amino acids. Enzymes have a proven role in the root zone and can greatly enhance plant performance by eliminating harmful organisms and creating a healthy environment for roots to perform their functions. The bio-fermentation process used to produce Hygrozyme is unique and exclusive to Sipco
Hygrozyme is the result of ten years research and development by leading enzyme company Sipco Bio Engineering of Canada. This company has a long history of excellence in the field of enzymatic formulations for various applications – Waste water treatment, pharmaceutical and medical technology and, of course, horticultural products.
Hygrozyme was developed and field-tested with the help of hydroponic growers, farmers and industry professionals – including members of various growers’ co-operatives in California and Canada. HYGROZYME may well be "the greatest breakthrough in Horticulture in the last decade."
Other enzyme products are contaminated by the leftover bacteria from the fermentation process and can rapidly spoil and lose their efficiency – however Hygrozyme is unique in that all bacteria are eliminated from the liquid, by a special process, before it is bottled.
Hygrozyme has an almost unlimited shelf like and retains its efficacy until it is used by the grower. It offers all the benefits of cultured enzymes in one powerful and stable solution.
Hydro, I'm gonna PM you a link to a great article on when to harvest, but I've certainly learned that one of the biggest noob mistakes is harvesting too early. I'd probably wait until you think they're ready, then wait another week, then do a proper flush. Check out the article!
Hey Hydro, its been a crazy day and ive been trying to catch up on your res problem. I read your post about pythium and I had a wicked flashback to the beginning of my grow. If you haven't added the Hygrozyme I would strongly recommend not to... Yet.
I added the hygro after pythium had set in and it caused everything to become slimy as a politicians intentions. IMHO Hygro should be used to prevent not to cure! I found this out the hard way. What I also discovered is that a H2O2 treatment saved my girls. What I did was take my 29% peroxide and mixed it per the labels instructions to one gallon distiller water. I then placed each clone in the solution and agitated the roots by swishing them around and then let them sit for ten minutes in the solution, then repeated that one more time. I can't guarantee this will work but it did work for me.
Mr Krip is right about getting more benefits from the hygro with organics and after reading up a lot on it I fully agree. The tests I saw showed a small improvement using it with chemical nutes and noticeable improvements with organics.
I wish you the best my friend!