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[puggle6]

I've had a real shit run with germing lately..


Haven't been soaking, must start again and I'm to impatient and poke and prod them.

Check yourself f6!

 

[the green bandit]

Get your self some aussie dragons...I've had a 100% success rate so far...I can't say that about any other breeder yet. Fast delivery too

I've had a real shit run with germing lately..


Haven't been soaking, must start again and I'm to impatient and poke and prod them.

Check yourself f6!

 

[the green bandit]

 

[HashMaster]

 

[the green bandit]

 

[the green bandit]

 

[Growtogrow]

I just thought of drenching with a stronger mix of H2O2 Hydrogen Peroxide. Should kill any bugs in there. But how much is the question?

Just use 1qt 3% hydrogen peroxide to 1 gallon of water.
Give her a little at first. Then after 24 hours. If she looks well give a larger amount.

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[bakEQuatorial]

Just use 1qt 3% hydrogen peroxide to 1 gallon of water.
Give her a little at first. Then after 24 hours. If she looks well give a larger amount.

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So thats like 1 to 4 or so. If I have 6%, then its 1 to 8?

We are talking bout drenching old soil and plant matter to get rid of bugs, so that I can reuse them couple months later. They would look like wet soil when drenched. How can I tell how well they look?

A couple drenches, letting them dry out a little between drenches should do the trick? Anything else I can drench with to help with composting? I have mangrove wood vinegar I use as PH Up. I have a feeling that will help!

 

[Growtogrow]

Well I dont know. But 2 cracked.
Somango... And the Citrus Super Haze. Just barely open...
So ...... [emoji91][emoji379][emoji44] We'll see[emoji120][emoji482]

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[Growtogrow]

So thats like 1 to 4 or so. If I have 6%, then its 1 to 8?

We are talking bout drenching old soil and plant matter to get rid of bugs, so that I can reuse them couple months later. They would look like wet soil when drenched. How can I tell how well they look?

A couple drenches, letting them dry out a little between drenches should do the trick? Anything else I can drench with to help with composting? I have mangrove wood vinegar I use as PH Up. I have a feeling that will help!

I use the 3%.1 qt to 4 qt of water.
6 % I would say your right. But I've not used it that way so you were experimenting for all of us right now good luck if you decide to choose this Mission mr. Phelps

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