Unbelievable Hydrogen Peroxide Uses In Garden You Should Know

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Is it possible? Are there Hydrogen Peroxide Uses in the garden? Well, yes, it can be useful! Continue watching on to find out how.

How & Why Hydrogen Peroxide is So Useful
Hydrogen peroxide has an extra oxygen atom than Water, this extra oxygen atom breaks down and the molecule of water releases from this separately. It is this extra oxygen atom that makes hydrogen peroxide so useful.

It acts as an oxygen supplement for plants if used in low strength. It works by releasing oxygen and aerating the soil.

Hydrogen Peroxide Uses

1. Root Rot

Overwatering causes the shortage of oxygen at the root zone. If you overwater the plant, the water fills the air spaces in the soil and the plant’s roots suffocate due to the lack of air.
To save your dying plant, water it thoroughly with 5ml of hydrogen peroxide mixed in 1 quart of water. The extra oxygen in the hydrogen peroxide provides the roots much-needed oxygen to survive. After this, till the soil to aerate it and don’t water the plant until the top 1 or 2 inches of soil dries out well.

2. Seed Germination

You can use hydrogen peroxide to help seeds germinate more quickly. Hydrogen peroxide softens the coat of seeds and kills any pathogen present on the seed coat thus increasing the germination rate and helping the seed germinate faster.
Soak your seeds in 1 tablespoon of 3-percent hydrogen peroxide to 250ml of water for 30 minutes. Rinse the seeds several times with water and plant them as usual.

3. Mold and Mildew

Hydrogen peroxide has an oxidizing property that is fatal for mold and mildew. Mix a liter of water with 10 tablespoons of 3 to 6% hydrogen peroxide depending on the level of infection. Spray this solution on plants daily until the fungus disappears.

4. As a Fertilizer

Use hydrogen peroxide to help strengthen the root system of your plants. Hydrogen peroxide has one extra oxygen molecule that helps plant’s roots to absorb nutrients from soil more effectively, you can use this formula occasionally to boost the growth– Mix about 1 teaspoon of 3% Hydrogen peroxide with 1 gallon of water.

5. Keep Pests Away

Hydrogen peroxide can be used as a pesticide. Spraying the plant thoroughly with 3% hydrogen peroxide mixed in an equal amount of water kills the pests and their eggs. The hydrogen peroxide also kills the bacteria that develop on fruits and vegetables.

Or you can mix 1 teaspoon of 3% hydrogen peroxide per cup of water in a spray bottle.

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[luzonvisayasmindanao]

Very informative and useful! Doing it and most of my plants are healthy and growing. Thanks for the share.👍😊

[JollyMan]

All ok except the suggestion to use 1:1 ratio to “spray” on leaves as insecticide- never in that ratio on foliage- which needs max 1:10+ water mix

[nishadsn]

Why only 3%..can we use 6% with half the specified dosage?

[garyf]

I've never seen hydrogen peroxide in a clear bottle.

[robertgibson]

Wtf it didn't say what the mixture was for a pesticide at the end??

[adrianabarbulescu]

Its very annoying and not to mention rude to give instructions and measurements in " quarts " ?
Hello ! The world is watching... be considerate and offer info in other measurements scale