Algal crust stealing the spotlight on your greens, tees, or fairways?

ZymeCO • July 27, 2026

That dark, slick layer is more than just an eyesore. Algae crust can seal off the surface, reduce water movement, limit gas exchange, and create conditions that make turf recovery even harder.

AlgaeZyme is designed to help break down algae crust and support cleaner, more open surfaces so water, air, and nutrients can move where they need to go.

Surface apply 0.4 to 0.8 ounces per 1,000 sq. ft. in ½ to 2 gallons of water biweekly or monthly. as part of your regular turf program, especially in areas prone to moisture, shade, poor drainage, or repeated algae pressure.

Cleaner surface. Better movement. Healthier turf environment. Learn more here: https://www.zymecompany.com/algaezyme

Ask your ZymeCO rep how AlgaeZyme can fit into your program.

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Break it Down with TillZyme

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