Nitrozyme

Nitrozyme is a highly concentrated natural sea kelp extract enriched with vitamins, micronutrients and naturally occurring plant biostimulants. Designed for use in hydroponics, indoor growing, coco and soil, it promotes vigorous vegetative growth, healthier root development and improved plant health. Suitable for use from seedling and cutting stages through to flowering, Nitrozyme helps plants grow faster, recover from stress and make more efficient use of nutrients. As it is derived from natural seaweed extract, it is suitable for organic growing.

Key Benefits

• Natural sea kelp-based plant growth stimulant
• Suitable for organic growing
• Encourages rapid root development and vigorous vegetative growth
• Improves nutrient uptake and overall plant health
• Helps reduce transplant shock and environmental stress
• Supports healthier cuttings, seedlings and young plants
• Can be used in hydroponics, coco, soil and as a foliar spray
• Ideal for grow tents, grow rooms and all indoor growing systems

How It Solves Grow Problems

Slow-growing plants, weak root systems and transplant stress can delay crop development and reduce final yields. Nitrozyme supplies naturally occurring growth-promoting compounds that stimulate healthy root formation and stronger foliage, helping plants establish more quickly and recover from stress. Regular use improves nutrient uptake, producing healthier plants that are better prepared for the flowering stage and capable of delivering higher yields and improved flower quality.

How to Use

1. Shake well before use.
2. Add to your nutrient solution or watering can according to the growing medium:
   • Soil and coco: 1–2 ml per litre of water.
   • Hydroponic systems: 5 ml per 10 litres of reservoir water.
3. Mix thoroughly before feeding your plants.
4. For foliar feeding, mix 5 ml per litre of water and spray both sides of the leaves during low light conditions or just after lights off.
5. Use throughout the growing cycle, particularly during seedling, cutting and vegetative growth, or whenever plants require extra support after transplanting or environmental stress.