I used Hygrozyme for the 1st time last evening. I was told that it be beneficial to transplanting of my plants (4 wks in veg), would help my plants increase the speed and uptake of their nutes. as well as other things. I can tell you it was amazing. I was having a big time "N" issue (Chlorotic low to mid leaf yellowing, heading upward at an alarming rate of speed, tops light green). B4 I repotted I dampened the new pH adjusted media, with 30% of the label make-up, fish fertilizer (de-odorized  ) and Hygrozyme (full make-up as per label) until good and damp (not mud  ) ***Note - Hygrozyme & Fish nutes were pH also adjusted.I repotted and then placed them outside the direct light in my grow area. I made up 1 liter of a 20% Hygrozyme and 10% fish fertilizer make-up (as per labels) and pH adjusted. I foliar sprayed the entire plants very thoroughly and let sit. Made up 2 gals of water and Hygrozyme per label, adjusted pH, and fed pots as directed.After 20 mins, I checked on them. I thought at first "hmm, are these girls actually turning green already? Nah, must be the light." An hr. later I checked 'em again, and I thought " Holy s**t, these girls are green as h***!" The "N" had passed all the way up to the tops in an hour!.Then this morning I checked them. There is absolutely no sign of a transplant or an "N" deficiency at all! Plants are straight up, leaves straight out, and all but the very bottom sets of leaves are lush green and happy  Any of the bottom leaf sets that didn't become necrotic (a minimal few and very bottom only) are showing as light green. I'm leaving this post 'cause I didn't find much in the way of posts when I searched "Hygrozyme". It's expensive enough to scare someone off if they're not sure it will help. Granted, this is my 1st experience with it. but I'll tell you what. I'm now a convinced user. It will now be a common part of my plant maintenance. Maybe someone else will leave a reply that says it didn't work for them. Lets see.

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