Peroxide?
- Thread starter Crash man
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wow. surprised nobody has responded before me.
not equivalent at all.
peroxide attacks organic matter. aerated water supposedly adds a tad more oxygen to your water.
I find peroxide is wonderful (sprayed on the plants) for attacking spider mites, scale and most every other predator except caterpillars. I would never put it into soil as it also kills virtually every living thing in soil.
not equivalent at all.
peroxide attacks organic matter. aerated water supposedly adds a tad more oxygen to your water.
I find peroxide is wonderful (sprayed on the plants) for attacking spider mites, scale and most every other predator except caterpillars. I would never put it into soil as it also kills virtually every living thing in soil.
Operative420
New Member
peroxide is not h20 with added bubbles it is h202 a violent and reactive chemical oxidant that breaks down into water and oxygen.
However......if you drive sufficient oxygen into your water, you may never need h2o2.
Hydrogen peroxide is very different then aerated water. 3% hydrogen peroxide can be added at 5-10 millilitres per gallon. Do not use hydrogen peroxide if you are using mycorrhizae of other soil inoculates as it will kill them.
https://en.wikipedia.org wiki Peroxide
https://en.wikipedia.org wiki Peroxide
