For Natural Aeration, De-compaction & De-thatching
SoilZyme® Liquid Soil Conditioner; aerates, de-compacts, reduces thatch and organic debris in the soil. SoilZyme will penetrate very compacted clay & hard soils.

SoilZyme® is an all natural organic liquid soil conditioner made from a sugar cane based ferment of organic vegetable matter containing more than 10 different enzymes and non-ionic surfactants. Petrochemicals are degraded by SoilZyme® & converted to harmless soil nutrients.

Healthy soil naturally allows for the penetration of air and water & allows gases given off by soil biological life during conversion of nutrients to escape to the atmosphere. SoilZyme® is a great natural product that is used to open up hard & compacted soils establishing excellent conditions in order for allow plants to grow.

Oxygen is introduced in open soils enabling beneficial aerobic bacteria to metabolize and propagate. Adequate

oxygen presence in the soil prevents the growth of anaerobic pathogenic bacteria. Often compaction is the beginning of plant disease. Use of SoilZyme® can be the cost effective organic answer you’ve been looking for to de-compact your soil.

Non-ionic surfactants help SoilZyme® penetrate between negatively and positively charged clay colloids. In the process the multiple enzymes and humic acid solution of SoilZyme® helps break down organic matter in the soil converting it into usable nutrition & coating the soil particles with a solution that beneficial aerobic soil bacteria can colonize on.

SoilZyme® recommended usage is 2-5 gallon per acre

Depending on the degree of compaction. Regular use of SoilZyme will keep soils open permitting atmospheric exchange, water penetration & de-thatching. Aerate naturally with SoilZyme®!

Applying SoilZyme® for de-compaction can be done with any commonly used spraying or irrigation or injection equipment. After conditioning compacted soil with SoilZyme® ongoing care with FeedBack® is recommended. FeedBack® contains SoilZyme® and is therefore perfectly suited for ongoing de-compaction.