Purolyt Concentrated Disinfectant

What is Purolyt & How It Works

Purolyt is based on hypochlorous acid (HOCl), a compound naturally produced by the human immune system to fight pathogens.

From an agronomic perspective, this means a disinfectant that is highly effective yet safe, capable of eliminating harmful microorganisms without creating resistance or leaving harmful residues in the crop.

Beyond pathogen control, it also breaks down and prevents biofilm formation, one of the most common issues in irrigation and fertigation systems.

Applications in Cultivation

Purolyt has been specifically developed to target multiple critical points within the growing environment.

It can be used for disinfecting:

◾ Greenhouse and grow room surfaces
◾ Tools, trays and propagation equipment
◾ Irrigation systems, pipes and reservoirs 
◾ Nutrient solutions and irrigation water
◾ Inert substrates (for reuse processes)

It can be applied via spraying, cold fogging or directly through the irrigation system, making it adaptable to a wide range of setups.

Importance in Crop Hygiene

Preventive hygiene is a cornerstone of professional cultivation.

Regular use of Purolyt significantly reduces pathogen pressure, lowering the need for corrective treatments and creating a more controlled and stable growing environment — especially in hydroponic or intensive systems.

A clean system not only reduces risk, but also improves consistency and increases the success rate of biological control strategies.

Key Advantages

Purolyt stands out for its balance between efficiency and safety.

It acts quickly against bacteria, fungi, algae and viruses, does not generate resistance, and leaves no harmful residues, as it breaks down into water and trace minerals.

It also helps maintain clean irrigation systems, reduces maintenance workload and improves overall cultivation efficiency.

Usage & Dilution

Purolyt is used diluted depending on the application:

• Surfaces / air: approx. 1:50
• Water & nutrient solutions: preventive or corrective dosing as needed
• Inert substrates: approx. 1:100

It can be applied via spraying, cleaning or direct integration into irrigation systems.