Hydroperoxide used in grow ?

[Astro_dro]

So I have some plants that are very brittle they fall apart with very little pressure. I believe this is just because of the genetics (Gelato punch) but my dad thinks it's because we had some hydroperoxide in some nutrient bottles that got to fed to the plants. So I guess my question is, is possible that hydroperoxide could make my plants brittle ?

 

[HydroKid239]

Peroxide isn’t horrible to use in soil. However I haven’t read anything good about mixing it with plant food. I would grab some other food for the soil. Dr earth organics is pretty straight forward & easy to use.

 

[Astro_dro]

Peroxide isn’t horrible to use in soil. However I haven’t read anything good about mixing it with plant food. I would grab some other food for the soil. Dr earth organics is pretty straight forward & easy to use.

We stored our hydroperoxide in nutrient bottles and then accidentally fed the hydroperoxide instead of the nutrients

 

[HydroKid239]

We stored our hydroperoxide in nutrient bottles and then accidentally fed the hydroperoxide instead of the nutrients

So it was diluted with water? If so I wouldn’t think this was the cause of the problem.
Reason: I gave this girl a root drench with 3% h2o2 at this stage…
(When transplanting from the bag to a fabric pot.) one plant was removed in the process.

She’s doing great today.

 

[SmichiganOG]

So I have some plants that are very brittle they fall apart with very little pressure. I believe this is just because of the genetics (Gelato punch) but my dad thinks it's because we had some hydroperoxide in some nutrient bottles that got to fed to the plants. So I guess my question is, is possible that hydroperoxide could make my plants brittle ?

I can't say for sure but I generally blame brittle stems on genetics. Critical (at least the type I grew) is brittle and since I'm not fond of the strain anyway, I don't grow it. Early Iranian is also brittle but I'll grow it because I like earlier strains.

 

[TheWholeTruth]

That liquid oxygen don't last for long. It dissolves in the water after abit. If your using the stuff designed for plants there should be no reason the plants become brittle. Infact it boosts the oxygen around the root zone and kills off any negative bacteria. If your plants brittle have you checked for any viruses.

 

[Fishmon]

We stored our hydroperoxide in nutrient bottles and then accidentally fed the hydroperoxide instead of the nutrients

Perhaps silica would help strengthen cell walls