Yes you can use h2o2 in soil without killing beneficial bactira !!!!

Coho

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Moderation and low concentrations. It a powerful oxidizer. Used in rocket fuels. I use for cleaning and have on hand to kill bacteria if needed. I don't use as a nute supplement.
 
I too remember reading somewhere that when used in very small amounts it does kill the bad bacteria and leaves enough good to thrive.

I have been wanting to dable with it but always forget to get the 35% when at the hydro store. So I cant say from experience. Honestly, I am a little scared that it will kill everything but I know I read if used PROPERLY it wont.

You guys need to have more of a open mind and try things for yourself instead off assuming. Do research instead of assuming. And probably 8/10 times take the advice of a senior member instead of assuming.

Just my 2 cents.

Edit: and by all means when someone makes a post there is no reason to try to make them look ignorant. We are all here to learn. Lets teach and learn from each other instead of trying to put people down to try get a short lived joy.
 

Dwezelitsame

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its overall property is to kill

i guess like in war sum good gets killed when after the bad
i work to hard on building up my micro world to use in my soil grows
so basically im not tryin to hear dat see
 

Clown Baby

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this is some retarded ass shit.do you guys listen to everything big mike from AN tells you, too?

h2o2 is an oxidizer plain and simple. people add it to run a sterile res in hydro. it kills bacteria, both good and bad. why anyone would use this in SOIL, which relies on bacteria to break down organic matter, is beyond me.

come on guys, use your brains. if you have never taken a horticulture, botany, or basic chemistry class then head on down to the junior college and sign up. Better yet, save $300 and just use google. but make sure to google reputable sources, because as the OP has shown us, there is a lot of misinformation on "grow forums"

It might be beneficial as something that rains down on your foliage, attacking mold/bacteria on your leaves, but that doesnt mean any good will come from dousing your soil with it.


edit: im not trying to cut down the OP, but man you shouldn't take something your stoned friend tells you as truth, then proceed to make a post about it, spreading the misinformation to other new growers.
 
this is some retarded ass shit.do you guys listen to everything big mike from AN tells you, too?

h2o2 is an oxidizer plain and simple. people add it to run a sterile res in hydro. it kills bacteria, both good and bad. why anyone would use this in SOIL, which relies on bacteria to break down organic matter, is beyond me.

come on guys, use your brains. if you have never taken a horticulture, botany, or basic chemistry class then head on down to the junior college and sign up. Better yet, save $300 and just use google. but make sure to google reputable sources, because as the OP has shown us, there is a lot of misinformation on "grow forums"

It might be beneficial as something that rains down on your foliage, attacking mold/bacteria on your leaves, but that doesnt mean any good will come from dousing your soil with it.


edit: im not trying to cut down the OP, but man you shouldn't take something your stoned friend tells you as truth, then proceed to make a post about it, spreading the misinformation to other new growers.

No your right we shouldnt listen to any mag article we read or any internet source we should all just listen to you.

http://www.cannabis.com/growing/fertilizing-How_do_i_apply_hydrogen_peroxide.html


I read a lot more then this about it I just cant remember where right now for some reasonbongsmilie

Oh and btw your a jerk. Talk about trying to cut down on someone all you did was make yourself look immature. If you disagree with someone say that but there is no need for the rude comments and cursing.

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