Cyco - Zyme (OK Label)

Brand: Cyco

Cyco Zyme (OK Label)

Cyco Zyme is a Platinum Series additive that Cyco states enhances growth when used in hydroponic and soil-free systems such as coco peat. Its guaranteed analysis is 0.01 percent total nitrogen (all ammoniacal nitrogen), 0.3 percent available phosphate (P2O5), and 0.2 percent soluble potash (K2O), derived from monopotassium phosphate and diammonium phosphate. Cyco highlights a longer shelf life than competing products and positions it for operators looking to increase nutrient uptake. It is built for commercial and indoor cultivation programs running soilless media. This entry is supplied under the Oklahoma registered label, which is the same formulation presented on a state-specific label.

In coco peat and soil, Cyco Zyme is mixed at 1 ml per litre of water for every watering and used weekly through the entire vegetative and flowering cycles. In hydroponics, it is mixed at 1 ml per litre into the nutrient reservoir, again weekly across both cycles. It runs alongside the Grow A and B or Bloom A and B base rather than replacing any part of it. Cyco directs that the product be kept out of direct sunlight and not exposed to temperatures above 40 degrees C (104 degrees F).

Available Options

• 5GAL (SKU CZYM5OK)
• 55GAL (SKU CZYM55OK)
• 275 GAL (SKU CZYM275OK)

Key Features

• Guaranteed analysis of 0.01 percent total nitrogen, 0.3 percent available phosphate, 0.2 percent soluble potash
• Nitrogen supplied as ammoniacal nitrogen
• Derived from monopotassium phosphate and diammonium phosphate
• Applied at 1 ml per litre weekly through vegetative and flowering cycles
• Separate directions given for coco peat and soil versus hydroponics
• Storage limit of 40 degrees C (104 degrees F) and out of direct sunlight
• Cyco claims a longer shelf life than competing products

Ideal Applications

• Coco peat and other soil-free media in commercial facilities
• Hydroponic reservoirs dosed on a weekly cycle
• Every-watering programs in soil-based indoor cultivation
• Full-cycle additive programs spanning vegetative and flowering