Imagine This:
Your environment’s dialed, stock tanks are fresh, EC’s on target. But mid-flower, your drip pressure dips. A few rows start getting fed less. You chase the issue and find drip lines narrowed and clogged by scale and residue—salt buildup, biofilm, or leftovers from organic inputs.
That’s not a “cleaning issue.”
That’s how a hidden clog turns into lost yield.
What’s Clogging You Might Not See
Even if your emitters are dripping, here’s what might be building up inside:
- Sulfate or calcium scale from hard water or salts
- Biofilm from previous additive programs
- Residual organics trapping particles
- Uneven flow rates throwing off uniformity
Most problems don’t show up until they’ve already caused damage. And most so-called cleaners either take all night, require multiple bottles, or come with gear and gloves no one wants to mess with.
Meet Shock: The 90-Minute Reset for Modern Fertigation Systems
Shock isn’t a sanitizer. It’s not a foaming acid bath.
It’s a one-bottle, one-flush solution designed for cannabis irrigation systems.
What makes it different:
- Single product, no foamers or acid additives
Just dilute, circulate, flush, done. - Fast acting: 90 minutes from start to finish
Clean lines between runs without burning a whole day. - Non-corrosive and gear-safe
No damage to emitters, valves, or stainless parts. Breaks down to oxygen and water. - Trusted in real-world fertigation setups
Consistent performance across batch tanks, dosers, and recirculating lines.
The ROI of a Clean System
System hygiene isn’t optional—it’s performance insurance.
| Without Shock | With Shock |
|---|---|
| 5–10% emitter variation | <1% variation post-clean |
| 6–12 hours of soak time | 1.5-hour reset |
| Risk of clogged rows or pressure drop | Predictable, uniform flow |
| Multi-product routine with extra PPE | One product, one pass, no hassle |
Every emitter in spec = every plant fed equally = more consistent outcomes.
How to Use Shock
Between cycles only:
- Mix 37–74 mL per gallon depending on severity
- Run through your lines until and let soak for 90+ minutes.
- Flush thoroughly with clean water
- Resume your next feed
Note: Shock is a high-strength oxidizer. Do not run through active plant systems. Use only when room is empty or, in case of emergencies, drippers are removed from the plants.
Quick Line Health Check
Want to know if your system needs a reset?
- Run clean water through your lines.
- Pull a drip line from the end of a row.
- Swipe the inside with a cotton swab.
- If it comes out slimy, brown, or gritty—it’s time for Shock.
Reset Between Runs—Not After the Damage Is Done
Late-stage PK boosters can’t fix week 4 feed issues.
Uniform irrigation starts with clean, functional lines.
Add Shock to your reset routine after every harvest—like rinsing your tanks or cleaning your room. It’s a simple 90-minute step that keeps your system, and your run, flowing the way it should.
