Directions and Dose:
Hydroponic Systems:
Shake thoroughly. Apply to the tank after the nutrient has been pH adjusted. Apply at every nutrient tank change. Do not use more than the recommended dose. Z7 only works on surfaces it continuously comes in contact with. Use 24 hours a day 7 days a week while the plants are growing. Add every three days to hydroponic and aquaponics tanks that are in recirculation.
When introduced into a contaminated hydroponic system Z7 will go to work to eliminate inanimate slime, inanimate slimy conditions, plant waste, organic particulates, cloudy water, odors and mineral buildup on roots or irrigation hardware. For hydroponic systems, it is normal to see cloudy or dirty nutrient when changing the nutrient tank until the hydro system has been cleansed and operating normally. When introduced into a freshly cleaned or new hydro system Z7 will maintain an internally cleansed hydroponic environment and prevent inanimate slime, inanimate slimy conditions and mineral build up on roots and equipment. At the same time Z7 is cleaning each individual root, it is opening up microscopic passage ways that were blocked by organic and mineral build up. This not only allows the plants to feed easier, but the grower can start to reduce the amount of fertilizers and water fed to the plants. Grower Note: reduce fertilizer and or water slowly and observe plant growth. Even though the plant can bring in water easier it will still need to be watered more often when atmospheric conditions dry the growing medium and transpiration is at high levels.
Dosage:Use 1/2 cc Part A and 1/2 cc Part B for every gallon of nutrient solution. Or 1tsp of Part A and 1tsp Part B for every 10 gallons of nutrient solution. More Z7 is not better. Stay with the recommended dose.
Soil Cleanser:
For established plants having problems, mix up the Z7 in water. Pour as much Z7 treated water through as the pot as it takes to thoroughly wash all minerals from the soil. For plants being transplanted into virgin soil, apply enough Z7 to soak the soil. The Z7 runoff from the soil should match the EC/PPM of the water supply, and then you will know you did a proper flush.
Z7 in the ultimate water conditioner. When introduced into a contaminated irrigation equipment that uses sprayers or drippers, Z7 will go to work to eliminate inanimate slime, inanimate slimy conditions, plant waste, organic particulates, cloudy water, odors and mineral buildup on roots, growing medium, irrigation hardware and pumps. When introduced into a freshly cleaned irrigation equipment system, Z7 will maintain an internally cleansed environment and prevent inanimate slime, inanimate slimy conditions and mineral build up. At the same time Z7 is cleaning each individual root, opening up microscopic passage ways that were blocked and restricting osmosis.
Dosage: Use 1/2 cc Part A and 1/2 cc Part B for every gallon of nutrient solution. Or 1tsp of Part A and 1tsp Part B for every 10 gallons of nutrient solution. More Z7 is not better. Stay with the recommended dose.
Soil Field:
Applications of Z7 should be, at least, performed at time of planting; (cuttings, first container and at time of field placement). If just two or three applications are to be administered, applications should be done at times of fertilization. If possible, apply enough to soak soil so that the roots will grow into the treated areas. The more application during the growing season the better.
Applications of Z7 should be, at least, performed at time of planting; (cuttings, first container and at time of field placement). Any other applications should be done at times of fertilization if possible. If possible, apply enough to soak soil so that the roots will grow into the treated areas. Z7 will reduce soil to nano size particles for easy osmotic uptake. The more treatments the better but one application will show great improvement in plant health.
To clear out old toxic problems in the soil: Mix up Z7 in water. The first thing that any soil grower should do when using Z7 is to flush all of the toxic junk out of the soil. This very, very important. To do this mix up the Z7 in water. If your plant pot is a 1 gallon pot, pour as much Z7 treated water through as the pot holds. In other words pour 2 gallons of Z7 through a 2 gallon pot. This will get off to an excellent start! A better recommendation would be to use three times the Z7 treated water as the pot hold for a flush!
Dosage: Use 1/2 cc Part A and 1/2 cc Part B for every gallon of nutrient solution. Or 1tsp of Part A and 1tsp Part B for every 10 gallons of nutrient solution. More Z7 is not better. Stay with the recommended dose.
Top feed systems:
Z7 greatly reduces the chances of sprayers and drip irrigation systems from plugging. Z7 will not allow mineral build up or organic particulate to clog leaf stomata, allowing for better water and fertilizer transfer into the plant. Tubes and orifices will remain open for better plant growth. Sand and silt filters are still needed on pumps and local water supplies downstream prior to the irrigation system.
Fertilizer and Water Reducer:
Z7can reduce the cost of fertilizers by as much as 25% although some growers report a 30-35 percent reduction in fertilizer use. Flying Skull Plant Products publishes and reports the lower number until further studies have been done. Less fertilizer nutrients and water usage are needed because the plant root s cell structure, water mineral content and plant food particle size is more conducive to the osmosis process.
Leaf Spot Reducer:
A dramatic decrease in leaf spot is observed when the grower uses overhead watering systems. Minerals and organic materials are less likely to form spots and in most cases, should there be any residue, it can easily be wiped or blown off the leaf.
Mixing and Dosage Equipment:
Z7 is compatible with mixing and auto dosage systems. It is mixed at ½ cc of each part per gallon. Growers can add Z7 to water to make it less concentrated for equipment that can t be dialed in at super low doses.
The set of 8 ounce bottles will treat 473 gallons of nutrient.
The set of 16 ounce bottles will treat 946 gallons of nutrient.
The set of 32 ounce (quart) bottles will treat 1,892 gallons of nutrient.
The set of 1 Gallon bottles will treat 7,570 gallons of nutrient.
The set of 2.5 gallon bottle will treat 18,925 gallons of nutrient.
The set of 5 gallon bucket will treat 37,850 gallons of nutrient.
