watering with peroxide

Hilo

Hilo

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how much would i add to a 2 liter soda bottle? a teaspoon or so? its the 3% flavor.
 
Too much about a litre. You have to get 35% grade or 50% and mix at about 80-100:1 . As you are to use h2o2 every 4 days or so you will need mega gallons of the 3% stuff. Forget it.
 
personally i wouldnt use h2o2 with soil .. it tends to kill off the benificial bacteria in your soil .. i assume you are using organic ferts
 
any chance you can repot to a bigger pot? if there is .. mix a lot of perlite (30/70 mix) in your soil when repoting .. that will enable more airspaces around your roots
 
tellno1 said:
any chance you can repot to a bigger pot? if there is .. mix a lot of perlite (30/70 mix) in your soil when repoting .. that will enable more airspaces around your roots
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i was thinking about that, my plant is in full flower mode, has pistils all over the place. is it still ok to transplant it or will it fuck everything up?
 
Hilo said:
i was thinking about that, my plant is in full flower mode, has pistils all over the place. is it still ok to transplant it or will it fuck everything up?
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wish i could give you an answer on that one .. ive never done it .. there would be consequences im sure .. like stress .. sorry i couldnt be of more help .. but honestly id stay away from the peroxide and let the grow finish if possible, make your soil mix changes before the next grow
 
tellno1 said:
wish i could give you an answer on that one .. ive never done it .. there would be consequences im sure .. like stress .. sorry i couldnt be of more help .. but honestly id stay away from the peroxide and let the grow finish if possible, make your soil mix changes before the next grow
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all good man. you tried. im fairly sure i can keep this bitch alive till harvest. it may not be pretty but ill do it.
 
i have transplanted during early flower the risk of shock is too great should prolly only do it when absolutely necessary..................
 
I have transplanted during flower because of similar problems and everything went fine. It's not ideal to transplant during flower but you have to weigh that against the trouble the plant will have if you don't. I would transplant into a larger pot with very light airy soil. Perhaps 30% - 50% perlite which will help pull the moisture out of the sodden soil.

Take the pot with the plant, put it inside the new pot and fill soil all around it, packing just enough to keep it in place. Pull out the pot, remove the plant from it and slip it carefully into the hole. If you do that carefully you will see little or no transplant shock.

Before you do anything, I suggest you carefully slide the plant out of the container and check what's going on.
 
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