HYGROZYME Horticultural Horticulture Enzyme Formula | 20L (5.28gal)

Root Zone Enzyme Formula for Dead Root Matter Breakdown, 20L (5.28gal)

Dead root matter left behind in a growing medium or recirculating system can become a food source for root-rotting organisms if it isn't broken down. HYGROZYME is a concentrated blend of enzymes formulated to accelerate the breakdown of that dead root matter, supporting a cleaner root zone as the season progresses.

This 20L (5.28gal) size fits larger gardens or commercial operations that need a bulk supply on hand.

Key Features & Benefits

• Concentrated enzyme blend — targets dead root matter that would otherwise accumulate in the root zone.
• Feeds beneficial microbes — the formula is designed to support microbial activity around the roots.
• Breaks down dead root matter — helps reduce buildup that can otherwise feed root-rotting organisms.
• ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing — produced under a certified quality management system.

Who Should Use HYGROZYME

Growers who want to keep dead root matter from accumulating in their growing medium or reservoir, particularly in recirculating or reused-media systems, are the best fit for HYGROZYME.

About Sipco Innovations

Sipco Innovations has operated as a privately owned Canadian company since 1974, manufacturing HYGROZYME and its other enzyme-based horticultural products in an ISO 9001:2015 certified facility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does HYGROZYME do?

It supplies a concentrated blend of enzymes formulated to break down dead root matter in the growing medium or reservoir. That helps keep the root zone cleaner over the course of a grow.

Does HYGROZYME feed beneficial microbes?

Yes, the formula is designed to support microbial activity around the roots as it works. That's in addition to its main role of breaking down dead root matter.

How is HYGROZYME used?

It's mixed into feed water or a reservoir according to the label rate, becoming part of a regular feeding or irrigation routine rather than a one-time treatment. Growers typically apply it on the same schedule as their regular nutrient feeding.

What size should I choose?

The 10L case of two suits mid-size operations, while this 20L size is sized for larger gardens or commercial-scale use. Matching container size to your operation's scale cuts down on how often you need to reorder.