Organic Soil, Good bacteria and the addition of zime/zyme?

I want to discuss the use of Nitrozime (for all transitioning stages) and Hygrozyme (full cycle for root health).

In a healthy Organic soil environment.

Additives already in the near 0 pH soil:
CaMg+
AzaMax
Myucorrhizae
Full line of Roots Organics (No synthetics)


I'm curious to hear experience anyone has had with either product; especially in conjunction with organic soil. Any feedback on the mixture of the zime/zyme and the already contained additives are of great benefit as well.

Some of my questions:
Will it kill good bacteria or the Myu's?
Can it be mixed with my additives or only in h20?
Is it best for direct application or steeping first?

BluJayz,

I have read your post and I am happy to say that I have used all of the above products.
In fact, I wouldnt change anything in your choice(s), except maybe one "ting". AzaMax,
the product surely works but I have a pet peeve with the usage. For instance, you have
to use this almost immediately upon mixing, it has some weird internal clock, so to speak.
I have been using it for several years with good success on all of the normal pests, mealy
bugs, aphids, mites, etc.

However, when it comes to the formidable "grasshoppers" I noticed a that they can handle
a bit more of the nibbling on the fan leafs, enough to concern anyone that is hell bent on
perfection and beauty. The first year this wasnt aprob. Also, the RO will require you to
either amend the soilless medium, or supplement with CALMAG, which I have used along
with general Hydros AZAMAX. Again, Azamax will also eradicate powdery mildew as well,
and to ensure this I use Actino, and you will never see another mold spore again.

Your questions:

First, I dunno what you are really asking??? The Azamax is all natural Azadirachtin derived
from Neem, and it does not have any effect on the micro beasties; you should be concerned
with products that are labeled with EDTA, this crap will definitely whack the micro heard. I
use Great White with phenomenal success, and this will will most certainly enhance the
earthly flavor of your herb, I tried with bagseed and the people said; "there's nothing within
a 50 mile radius comparable to this" Had me feeling like a real pro!

Secondly, I mix with my base nutes for drenching, and use separately for foliar...

Third, I use Hygrozyme in smart pots and this is where the synergy of all of this
comes together; I had *two* plants in a 5 gal smart pot and they both yielded
a nearly 3 zones *dry*; which is pretty good IMHO.

Finally, I cant wait to try nitrozime with all of this it should be phenome! I hope
this helps.