h202 by grotek
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SmokerE
Well-Known Member
The only thing I don't understand is H2o2 is h2o2. Just differenet dillution rates. I'll have to look at a bottle i have around here somewhere, but my assumption would be distilled water would be the ingredients in store bought h2o2. What's the difference between that and store bought kind (at a dilluted level, i'm sure i could get the math down to 35%).
FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
Store bought is what 3% so youd have to use bottles of it and there is an additive in the store bought that isnt supposed to be to good for plants.I forgot its name but will see if I can get it again.This stuff is concentrated 2 drop per gallon of water so this bottle last along time. I do basically a full dosage in a 20 gallon res which is only like 4 cap fulls
FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
The air pumps are great but the o2 stays in the solution longer with the h2o2.The air pumps hel keep the solution mixed and add a boost the h2o2 is just an even better soluable oxygen helper.You dont need it but it allows even better nute and water up take to plants
VictorVIcious
Well-Known Member
It kills algae in the water and just about every other known pathogen as well.VV
Smoke2Live420
New Member
can i use hydrogen peroxide (3%) on my plants in soil?? how much?
ganjagarious
Active Member
were you reading smoke2live420, don't use the 3% it has a additive that will hurt your plants, use 2 drops of 35% h2o2 for every gallon, and let sit for 20 minutes before adding nutriensts, you can get h2o2 from a nursery or grow store, it is cheap and lasts forever. If you use to much or don't let it sit the high o2 concentration of you water could kill the beneficial microbes in your nutrients or soil. However because of the oxidizing effect it is the best thing to use when sterilizing equipment, just use higher concentration for cleaning.
