CYCO Kleanse Hydroponic Flushing Agent — Salt Clearing and Root Zone Maintenance
CYCO Kleanse hydroponic flushing agent is formulated to solubilize residual micronutrients and metals, removing mineral salt buildup from the root zone during both growth and bloom stages in hydroponic, coco, and soilless systems. The formula clears accumulated salts that impede nutrient uptake, restoring consistent mineral availability and root-zone health without disrupting the existing feed program. The 55-gallon format supports commercial and professional operations running regular flushing protocols across multiple concurrent production cycles.
Salt Clearing Agent for Hydroponics, Coco, and Soilless Systems — Microbial Support
This salt clearing agent for hydroponics and coco integrates between feeding cycles or before harvest to clean the root zone, promote consistent nutrient availability, and support microbial life through included carbohydrates. Compatible with coco, hydroponics, and other soilless media, CYCO Kleanse maintains root-zone hygiene without the harsh mineral disruption associated with plain water flushing.
Key Features
- Mineral Salt Solubilization: Solubilizes residual micronutrients and accumulated mineral salts in the root zone, clearing the blockages that reduce nutrient uptake efficiency over time.
- Consistent Nutrient Availability: By removing salt buildup, Kleanse restores the root zone to a balanced mineral state, improving the uptake consistency of subsequent nutrient applications.
- Microbial Activity Support: Carbohydrate content in the formula feeds beneficial root-zone microorganisms, supporting microbial populations that contribute to root health and nutrient cycling.
- Between-Feed and Pre-Harvest Application: Can be applied between regular feeding cycles for ongoing salt management, or used as a dedicated pre-harvest flush to clear accumulated mineral residues before crop finishing.
- 55-Gallon Professional Format: Bulk supply sized for professional and commercial operations running regular hydroponic flushing protocols across coco, soilless, and reservoir-based growing systems.