High Powered Organics ANTI-MATTER


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High Powered Organics ANTI-MATTER – Molecular Enzyme Bioreactor

Advanced Enzyme & Microbial Root-Zone Activator for Soil, Coco & Hydroponics

High Powered Organics ANTI-MATTER is an advanced molecular enzyme bioreactor designed to accelerate organic matter breakdown, nutrient cycling, root development and biological activity within the rhizosphere.

Unlike conventional liquid enzyme products, ANTI-MATTER uses a stable powdered formulation containing freeze-dried enzymes and a powerful microbial consortium. The biological system activates when mixed with water, delivering enzymes and beneficial microorganisms directly into the growing medium without the preservatives and acids commonly associated with liquid enzyme products.

ANTI-MATTER combines beneficial Trichoderma, Bacillus, Streptomyces and Pseudomonas microorganisms with a broad-spectrum enzyme matrix designed to break down organic residues and help convert bound nutrients into more plant-accessible forms.

Suitable for living soil, conventional soil, coco, soilless media, DWC, RDWC and passive hydroponic systems, ANTI-MATTER provides growers with a versatile biological tool for maintaining an active and efficient root zone.


Key Features

  • Advanced molecular enzyme bioreactor
  • Combines beneficial microbes with active enzymes
  • Freeze-dried enzyme technology
  • Activates when mixed with water
  • Supports rapid organic matter decomposition
  • Helps break down dead root material
  • Accelerates nutrient cycling
  • Helps release nutrients from organic amendments
  • Supports vigorous root development
  • Encourages an active biological rhizosphere
  • Supports natural plant defence responses
  • Contains chitin-based compounds
  • Includes B-vitamin support
  • Contains beneficial Trichoderma
  • Contains beneficial Bacillus species
  • Contains Streptomyces
  • Contains Pseudomonas
  • Broad-spectrum enzyme complex
  • Shelf-stable powdered formulation
  • Contains no preservatives or acids
  • Minimal effect on nutrient-solution pH
  • Suitable for living soil
  • Suitable for coco
  • Suitable for hydroponics
  • Compatible with DWC and RDWC
  • Suitable for passive hydroponic systems
  • Useful for media recycling and resetting

Enzymes + Microbes Working Together

ANTI-MATTER isn't simply an enzyme additive.

It combines an active enzyme matrix with living beneficial microorganisms to create a biological nutrient-processing system within the root zone.

The enzymes begin breaking complex organic material into smaller components. Beneficial microorganisms can then utilise these materials while continuing to produce additional biologically active compounds.

This creates a cycle where organic matter decomposition, microbial activity and nutrient cycling work together rather than functioning as separate processes.


Broad-Spectrum Enzyme Complex

ANTI-MATTER contains multiple enzymes selected to target different forms of organic material.

Cellulase

Cellulase breaks down cellulose, one of the primary structural components of plant material.

Within the root zone, this can help accelerate the decomposition of old roots and other cellulose-rich organic matter.

Beta-Glucanase

Beta-glucanase targets beta-glucans, which are present in fungal cell walls and various organic amendments.

Xylanase

Xylanase helps break down hemicellulose, a structural carbohydrate commonly found in woody and fibrous organic materials.

Protease

Protease breaks larger proteins down into smaller peptides and amino-acid components, contributing to the biological decomposition process.

Chitinase

Chitinase acts on chitin-containing materials, including components found in fungal structures and insect exoskeletons.

Together, this broad enzyme profile allows ANTI-MATTER to work across a wider range of organic residues than a single-enzyme formulation.


Powerful Microbial Consortium

ANTI-MATTER combines its enzyme system with a diverse selection of beneficial microorganisms.

The formula includes organisms from groups such as:

  • Trichoderma
  • Bacillus
  • Streptomyces
  • Pseudomonas

These microorganisms perform different functions within an active rhizosphere, including organic matter decomposition, nutrient cycling, root-zone colonisation and competition within the microbial ecosystem.

The combination of enzymes and microbes helps transform the growing medium into a more biologically active nutrient-processing environment.


Faster Nutrient Cycling

Organic fertilisers, composts and amendments don't necessarily become plant available immediately after application.

Many nutrients remain bound within complex organic materials until biological decomposition releases them.

ANTI-MATTER is designed to accelerate this natural decomposition process.

Its enzyme matrix begins breaking down complex organic compounds while beneficial microorganisms continue processing the resulting materials.

This makes ANTI-MATTER particularly useful alongside:

  • Organic fertilisers
  • Compost
  • Worm castings
  • Top dressings
  • Re-amended soils
  • Organic soil mixes
  • Decaying root material
  • Recycled growing media
  • Biological nutrient programs

Helps Break Down Old Root Material

After a crop cycle, substantial amounts of fine root material can remain throughout the growing medium.

Rather than allowing this material to break down slowly, ANTI-MATTER's cellulase and supporting biological components can assist the decomposition process.

This makes the product especially useful in:

  • No-till growing
  • Living soil beds
  • Recycled soil
  • Re-amended potting mixes
  • Root-ball recycling
  • Post-harvest media preparation

Accelerating decomposition allows organic residues to be reintegrated into the biological nutrient cycle.


Root Development Support

ANTI-MATTER is also formulated to support vigorous root development.

An active rhizosphere can improve the environment immediately surrounding the roots, while microbial activity and enzyme-assisted nutrient cycling help make nutrients more accessible.

Healthy root development provides the foundation for efficient water uptake, nutrient acquisition and strong above-ground growth.


Chitin & Plant Defence Signalling

ANTI-MATTER contains water-soluble chitin-derived compounds designed to interact with natural plant defence signalling.

Plants recognise certain chitin fragments as biological signals. Exposure can prime natural defence pathways, helping prepare the plant to respond more effectively when genuine biological challenges occur.

The chitin component also interacts with microorganisms capable of producing chitinase enzymes, adding another dimension to the product's biological activity.


B-Vitamin Biostimulant Complex

The formulation includes a B-vitamin complex designed to support plant and microbial metabolism.

B vitamins function as important cofactors in numerous biological processes and can be particularly valuable during periods of environmental or physiological stress.

This complements ANTI-MATTER's microbial and enzyme components by supporting the wider biological system rather than simply targeting organic decomposition.


Stress Resilience

ANTI-MATTER's combination of microbial activity, B vitamins and supporting compounds is designed to help plants maintain performance through common environmental stresses.

This can be particularly useful around:

  • Transplanting
  • Temperature fluctuations
  • Drought stress
  • Heavy feeding
  • Root-zone stress
  • Media recycling
  • Environmental changes

It should be viewed as part of a complete plant-health program rather than a replacement for correct environmental management.


Soil, Coco & Soilless Application

General Support & Microbial Cycling

Use:

0.1g/L of feed water

Apply approximately 1–3 times per week.

This rate is suitable for maintaining regular enzyme and microbial activity within the root zone.

Heavy Organic or High-Output Systems

Use:

0.1–0.3g/L

Apply with irrigation during vegetative growth through early flowering where more intensive biological nutrient cycling is required.

Organic Amendment Activation & Media Reset

Use:

0.25–0.5g/L

Ideal after harvest and before re-amending recycled growing media.

This stronger application helps accelerate the breakdown of remaining organic material and prepare the media for another cultivation cycle.

Ripening Phase

Use:

0.2–0.5g/L

Apply approximately 2–4 times per week where continued root-zone efficiency and organic matter processing are desired during late development.


Hydroponic Application

For hydroponic systems with relatively low organic loads:

Use 0.1–0.25g/L approximately once per week.

ANTI-MATTER is suitable for compatible:

  • DWC
  • RDWC
  • Passive hydroponics
  • Coco hydroponics
  • Run-to-waste systems
  • Other biologically managed hydroponic systems

Always introduce biological products into a clean, well-oxygenated system and avoid combining them with products intended to sterilise the root zone.


Important Mixing Instructions

For best results:

  1. Prepare your water or nutrient solution.
  2. Add and thoroughly mix your base nutrients.
  3. Add compatible supplements.
  4. Adjust the final pH.
  5. Add ANTI-MATTER after pH adjustment.
  6. Mix thoroughly.
  7. Apply to the root zone.

Because ANTI-MATTER contains living microorganisms and biologically active enzymes, avoid unnecessary exposure to products that can destroy biological activity.


Do Not Combine with Sterilising Agents

Do not use ANTI-MATTER alongside hydrogen peroxide or other strong root-zone sterilising agents.

Products designed to sterilise nutrient solutions can kill the same beneficial microorganisms ANTI-MATTER is intended to establish.

Avoid simultaneous use with:

  • Hydrogen peroxide / H₂O₂
  • Strong oxidising agents
  • Chlorine-based sterilisation
  • Other aggressive root-zone disinfectants

Growers generally need to choose between a sterile root-zone strategy and a biologically active root-zone strategy rather than attempting to operate both simultaneously.


Ideal for Living Soil

ANTI-MATTER is particularly useful in living soil because it works with the biological processes already occurring within the growing medium.

Applications include:

  • Accelerating amendment breakdown
  • Supporting microbial nutrient cycling
  • Processing old root material
  • Activating organic inputs
  • Maintaining rhizosphere activity
  • Supporting recycled soil
  • Preparing soil for re-amendment

When combined with a well-balanced living soil system, ANTI-MATTER helps accelerate processes that would otherwise depend entirely on naturally occurring decomposition.


Excellent for Coco

Coco growers can use ANTI-MATTER to introduce enzyme and microbial activity into an otherwise relatively inert growing medium.

The formula can help process organic residues around the root zone while supporting beneficial microbial activity and root development.

Its concentrated powder format also makes it easy to incorporate into existing nutrient programs at very low application rates.


Media Recycling & Post-Harvest Reset

One of ANTI-MATTER's most useful applications is recycling growing media between crops.

After harvest, use 0.25–0.5g/L to help accelerate the breakdown of remaining roots and organic residues before re-amending the substrate.

This application is particularly useful for:

  • Living soil beds
  • No-till systems
  • Recycled potting mixes
  • Recycled coco
  • Organic growing media
  • Commercial media reuse programs

The decomposed organic material can then become part of the biological nutrient cycle rather than remaining as undecomposed root debris.


ANTI-MATTER + DARK-MATTER

High Powered Organics ANTI-MATTER and DARK-MATTER perform complementary biological roles.

ANTI-MATTER

Focuses on:

  • Enzymatic decomposition
  • Organic matter processing
  • Nutrient cycling
  • Beneficial microbial activity
  • Root-zone biological efficiency

DARK-MATTER

Focuses more heavily on:

  • Mycorrhizal colonisation
  • Rhizosphere establishment
  • Beneficial bacterial diversity
  • Expanded effective root area
  • Long-term microbial ecosystem development

Used within an appropriate biological program, the two products can provide a broader approach to root-zone management.


Available Sizes

High Powered Organics ANTI-MATTER is available in concentrated powder sizes including:

  • 10g
  • 60g
  • 420g

Availability may vary.

Because application rates are measured in fractions of a gram per litre, relatively small quantities can treat substantial volumes of feed water.


Specifications

Specification Details
Brand High Powered Organics
Product ANTI-MATTER
Product Type Molecular Enzyme Bioreactor
Form Concentrated Powder
Freeze-Dried Enzymes Yes
Beneficial Microorganisms Yes
Trichoderma Yes
Bacillus Yes
Streptomyces Yes
Pseudomonas Yes
Cellulase Yes
Beta-Glucanase Yes
Xylanase Yes
Protease Yes
Chitin-Based Compounds Yes
B-Vitamin Complex Yes
Soil Yes
Living Soil Yes
Coco Yes
Hydroponics Yes
DWC / RDWC Yes
General Application 0.1g/L
Intensive Application 0.1–0.5g/L
Hydroponic Application 0.1–0.25g/L

Why Choose High Powered Organics ANTI-MATTER?

ANTI-MATTER offers growers more than a conventional bottled enzyme product.

Its combination of freeze-dried enzymes, Trichoderma, Bacillus, Streptomyces, Pseudomonas, chitin-derived compounds and B vitamins creates a biological system designed to process organic matter while supporting root-zone activity.

The stable powdered format activates when hydrated, avoiding many of the stability limitations associated with storing active enzymes in liquid solutions.

Whether you're maintaining a living soil bed, breaking down old roots, activating organic amendments, introducing biology into coco or running a compatible hydroponic system, ANTI-MATTER provides a highly concentrated tool for nutrient cycling, decomposition and rhizosphere management.


FAQs

What is High Powered Organics ANTI-MATTER?

ANTI-MATTER is a concentrated enzyme and microbial bioreactor designed to accelerate organic matter decomposition, nutrient cycling and root-zone biological activity.

Is ANTI-MATTER an enzyme product?

Yes, but it goes beyond a conventional enzyme additive by combining a broad enzyme complex with living beneficial microorganisms.

What microbes does ANTI-MATTER contain?

The microbial consortium includes organisms from Trichoderma, Bacillus, Streptomyces and Pseudomonas groups.

What does ANTI-MATTER break down?

Its enzyme system targets materials including cellulose, hemicellulose, proteins, beta-glucans and chitin-containing organic matter.

Can it help break down old roots?

Yes. Its enzyme complex is designed to accelerate decomposition of organic residues, making ANTI-MATTER useful when recycling growing media or maintaining no-till systems.

Can I use ANTI-MATTER in living soil?

Yes. Living soil is an excellent application because ANTI-MATTER supports biological decomposition and nutrient cycling.

Is it suitable for coco?

Yes. ANTI-MATTER can be incorporated into coco nutrient programs to introduce beneficial enzyme and microbial activity around the root zone.

Can I use it in hydroponics?

Yes. For low-organic-load hydroponic systems, use approximately 0.1–0.25g/L weekly.

Is it suitable for DWC and RDWC?

Yes. It is suitable for compatible DWC and RDWC systems operated with a biological rather than sterile root-zone strategy.

When should ANTI-MATTER be added to the nutrient solution?

Add it after your nutrients have been mixed and the final pH has been adjusted.

Can I use ANTI-MATTER with hydrogen peroxide?

No. Avoid hydrogen peroxide and other strong sterilising or oxidising agents because they can destroy the beneficial microorganisms within the formula.

Can I use ANTI-MATTER to reset growing media between crops?

Yes. Use approximately 0.25–0.5g/L after harvest and before re-amending to help accelerate organic residue and root breakdown.

What is the difference between ANTI-MATTER and DARK-MATTER?

ANTI-MATTER primarily focuses on enzymatic decomposition and biological nutrient cycling, while DARK-MATTER is primarily a mycorrhizal and microbial root-zone inoculant designed for colonisation and rhizosphere development.

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