Enzym + : Enzyme Cocktail

Capacity	1 L, 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml

Enzym+ is a powerful cocktail of enzymes that perform various functions. The enzymes keep the root surface clean, rid the roots of dead organic matter that may accumulate and root residues, convert saturated or accumulated salts into plant usable nutrients and stabilize the electroconductivity (EC) of the growing medium. These effects improve the plant’s natural ability to absorb more nutrients while avoiding the accumulation of nutrients in the substrate, which could result in blockages and pathogenic problems in the root system.

The growing medium can be used longer and for several cycles (lower substrate consumption).
Enzym+ stabilises the EC in the growing medium, prevents mineral salt accumulation and prevents too high a concentration of nutrient salts (less blocking of nutrient uptake by the plant).
Enzym+ keeps the growing medium and root system clean (improves absorption, reduces residues)

For each watering: 2.5 ml per 10 L of water (1:4000). Once a week: 5 ml per 10 L of water (1:2000). Add Enzym+ to the nutrient solution last, just before watering. Shake before use.

Cellulose (plant material) forms around the roots, which inhibits nutrient absorption. The cellulase in Enzym+ breaks down the cellulose and keeps the roots clean.
Beta-glucans convert salts of precipitated nutrients into nutrients available to the plant.
Manganese (Mn) stimulates the micro-life and stabilizes the solution.

Enzym+ allows you to reuse your culture media over several cycles! Rinse the substrate with plenty of water between two cycles to remove dead plant residues and nutritive salts.
Do not leave Enzym+ in your container for more than 2 days to avoid nutrient degradation. We ideally recommend adding Enzym+ to the nutrient solution just before watering – Enzymes have an immediate action, especially above 20°C.
Use Enzym+ once a week to keep the root system clean.

Composition :

Cellulase and ß-glucan complexes
Mixture of complex sugars (polysaccharides)
Manganese (Mn)