H2O2 germination?
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mismos00
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Yes, I'd like to know more about that too.
I would think the H202 would help kill bad (and good) bacteria & fungi, as well as providing the roots with more oxygen, so there is a little trade off. When germinating I use beneficial bacteria/fungi to effectively crowd out bad bacteria/fungi instead of using anti-septic products. I worry more for my cuttings, which are more likely to fall victim to rot/damping off. I currently use No Damp for my cuttings, but they've taken it off the market where I live due to a municipal pesticide ban.
So can H2O2 be used for rooting cuttings as well? Does it ward off Damping-off?
I would think the H202 would help kill bad (and good) bacteria & fungi, as well as providing the roots with more oxygen, so there is a little trade off. When germinating I use beneficial bacteria/fungi to effectively crowd out bad bacteria/fungi instead of using anti-septic products. I worry more for my cuttings, which are more likely to fall victim to rot/damping off. I currently use No Damp for my cuttings, but they've taken it off the market where I live due to a municipal pesticide ban.
So can H2O2 be used for rooting cuttings as well? Does it ward off Damping-off?