Hydrogen Peroxide ???

[hoosierdaddy]

Reports of people using 30ml-120ml per gal of 3% H2o2 for root issues is not uncommon.

 

[mikecar312]

you guys think 15ml per gal of 3% h2o2 is not enough? or is the minimum 30ml per gal?

 

[EasyBakeIndica]

I read somewhere that when human cells, like skin cells, are cut (ruptured) they release h202 as a way of sterilizing any pathogens tha would infect the body.

h202 is everywhere!

Yeah, it's in every living complex cell. ;-)

 

[Whatever]

The other day I was reading that lacobacillus bacteria, commonly found in soil, produce small amounts of H202. I forgot to copy any information and lost track of the link though. Will look for again when I have some extra time. It'll probably be another week+ before I can possibly get access the other research I was hoping to obtain regarding actual studies of H202 and soil bacteria.

 

[slipperysamus]

Hope you guys are right. Just dumped 1000ml in to a couple resevoirs, 500 into some others and left some without. (80gal water). Damn near late flower and looking strong as bulls, so I hope this shit does what its said to.

 

[green giant SA]

put some in last night.....50% strength put into 50litre reservoir at 1ml per litere = 50mls
plants doing well and roots whiter already (there was a bad patch of brown on one section, it was gone this morning
grow in my signature
shot for the help. appreciated

 

[fadahigh]

H2o2

H2o2

Do you think H2o2 would bulb out anerobic bacteria in anerobic compost tea?

 

[MJtheIndicator]

Would seem the argument in soil for HP is favoring oxygen availability, rather than depending on liquid to aerate soil, amendment and granular size should provide a sound natural vehicle for oxygen to travel without compromising worked, existing or potential microbial application.

Rainwater's saturation point is debatable in reference to the complete boundary of a root system. Which would validate Hydrogen Peroxide's absolute logic and reasoning for usage above ground, hence the nomenclature "rain, rain wash away..."

 

[smilley]

This is a great thread, although it came to no definitive conclusion regarding microbial population growths, yet.

As a side note, as a one off application, it will definitely wipe out a fungus gnat infestation. 1 part h2o2(3%) per 4 parts water. Immediate results and your plants will thank you...