Farmers where? I know several that add it to water supplies to keep the algae out... none that use it to help roots. Crazy expense for something that's never been proven in the Ag industry to help.Farmers world wide use h2o2 to enrich their water with oxygen, to give to their crops in soil. I always add a few drops of 35percent food grade h2o2 to my water. It is great for roots.
"or use a fermentation method with H20, yeast, and sugar to release approw 4.35 cubic feet of CO2 every four days"If u want to use a foliar spray to boost growth, try some sodium-free seltzer water, and your plant can take up CO2 up top, or use a fermentation method with H20, yeast, and sugar to release approw 4.35 cubic feet of CO2 every four days, although it still releases at night when the plants arent able to use it, it still works wonders. And yes, even though I keep a living soil, and the H202 waterings DO kill other beneficial microherds in there, they come back with proper coil upkeep, and itz never an issue for me... Now, if u DO NOT dilute the hydrogen peroxide and just pour it str8 into your pots, it will likely kill alot of your microherds in the ryzosphere(area around your roots)... So, definately use with water in at least a 50/50 ratio, and even using 1 part H2O2 per 3 parts water is ok, too...
3% is NOT effective enough! It would have to remain in contact directly for 15 min to work.Do not use h2o2 on soil grows. Soil has beneficial bacteria that is needed to breakdown nutrients that the plant can intake. h2o2 is used more widely in hydro as a reservoir cleaner. You can also use h202 to sanitize equipment, used pots, etc. The 3% that you can buy at the store is sufficient.
I would not! Simply for how it restricts organic action of the soil!I mix in a 32oz bottle of 3% H2O2 with a gallon of distilled H2o all the time for oxygenation of my roots. It seems to really help them stay healthy and thriving, and be able to take up more nutes quicker. I do it about once every two weeks for the whole grow... I would recommend it to anyone...