Tranzbyte Partners with Bloom Dispensaries to Test Suspended Gas Watering System

Tranzbyte has announced the commencement of testing activities for a proprietary suspended gas watering system with Premier AZ Grow through its Altitude Organix division in association with Bloom Dispensaries.

The technology from Tranzbyte has been in use across a number of organic farms in the U.S. and Canada for the last four years. The technology was created to significantly increase the parts per million of oxygen in water leading to a significant increase in yield with reduced growth time.

Stephen Shearin, the chief operating officer at Tranzbyte said, “Basically we re-create atmospheric conditions from prehistoric times. This serves to increase product availability and adds profit straight to the bottom line for the grower. An apparent side benefit is that several common pests associated with grow operations don't seem to favor the higher O2 (News - Alert) environment. It was an unintended consequence of the process, but it could be as big a feature as achieving radically increased growth. Most states are ‘seed to sale’ -- meaning every group we talk to about ZaZZZ is also a candidate for the AO water.”

The preliminary tests of the technology on marijuana growing has shown highly favorable results. Following the positive results from the preliminary tests, Tranzbyte has formally executed a Letter of Intent seeking permission for licensing the patent-pending technology across the marijuana growers in the U.S.

Speaking of the partnership with Tranzbyte, Lezli Engelking, executive director at Bloom Dispensary said, “Bloom Dispensary's first priority is always how to best serve the needs of our ever-growing patient population. We are regularly approached by people promising grand opportunities -- few if any, pan out. After seeing the results of the informal California test and speaking with the engineers, we are excited to test the AO watering apparatus.”