Indoor hydrogen peroxide

[JurZDevil]

Sativa, you keep making a lot of claims around the board without backing them up. I'd like it if instead of saying "we'll talk later" if you would go ahead and explain in full what you mean. In the last thread I was checking out you were talking about using soda pop and corn syrup in soil grows, that makes me question your logic. Please explain why you advocate using h202 in soil grows.

i cant say how it would work for marijuana as i never used it there before, but anytime i had flat soda instead of throwing it out i would pour it out around my garden plants. not directly on top of the stem but a round about diameter of where i assumed the roots reached too. id cut it with half water to keep it from being too sticky and thick on the surface. not in the same bottle, id pour out the soda, let it absorb and then pour an equal amount of water to wash it down from the surface to keep the bugs down. the plants seemed to like it and seemed to sweeting up some of my watermelons and cantelopes. I never used straight cornsyrup, but since that is what is used to sweeting soda, i could see the correlation. not much different then molasses except molasses has some extra stuff like potassium in it and not just sugar like corn syrup. but still not much different. Im not agreeing with him on using it on weed, but i will say it certainly didnt hurt in my garden. NO DIET SODA THOUGH!!!

 

[Mr Piggy]

I think we've thoroughly beat the BSM dead horse enough that we can leave it be now. I'm just asking for proof behind claims. People can say what they want, but until I see an h202 grow with an explanation as to what's going on in the root zone I don't trust it. Same thing with the soda pop. Not trying to insult anyone or flame, just require more input.

 

[Noods]

Sweet (pun intended), JUR-Z! :smoke: Sounds appealing to me too. I was hoping to see what benefits putting this murderous H²O² in my soil could have. I hope sativa continues his previous post!

 

[JurZDevil]

I think we've thoroughly beat the BSM dead horse enough that we can leave it be now. I'm just asking for proof behind claims. People can say what they want, but until I see an h202 grow with an explanation as to what's going on in the root zone I don't trust it. Same thing with the soda pop. Not trying to insult anyone or flame, just require more input.

absolutely agree. i learn by a bottle of soda after a party just being spilled in my garden. and the plants perked up pretty nice. as for hydro, id just test it on a house plant or something. i would think it would do more harm then good killing all the micros in the soil. i can see why it would be used in hydro, but cant understand why you'd use it in a balanced micro eco-enviroment like soil. what is BSM? i was guessing bull shit meter?

 

[Noods]

... Same thing with the soda pop. ..

I'd try it on weed just for fun if we had it in the house, but we never do. (I got my molasses...) Like he said, use it after it goes flat. It either works -is beneficial- or it doesn't/isn't.

 

[JurZDevil]

Sweet (pun intended), JUR-Z! :smoke: Sounds appealing to me too. I was hoping to see what benefits putting this murderous H²O² in my soil could have. I hope sativa continues his previous post!

agreed. i see no reason to go trying it without need and ive never heard of anyone solving a soil problem with h202 unless its to clean soil out of a cut that is... :dance:

 

[JurZDevil]

I'd try it on weed just for fun if we had it in the house, but we never do. (I got my molasses...) Like he said, use it after it goes flat. It either works -is beneficial- or it doesn't/isn't.

well i only use it when flat cause i dont want it anymore. technically i would think nonflat might be better since it will release all that co2 in there when poured out. dont really know. but thats why i poor it around the outer root edge and not directly over the whole thing. let the plant take what it wants as it wants.

 

[Noods]

... technically i would think nonflat might be better since it will release all that co2 in there when poured out. dont really know. ..

Your technically right, supposedly, well as a matter of factidley, I guess. They got them CO² slow release tabs to add to your water for plants in soil.

 

[JurZDevil]

Your technically right, supposedly, well as a matter of factidley, I guess. They got them CO² slow release tabs to add to your water for plants in soil.

Well you learn something new everyday. i had no idea... kool... just saw your did a easy grow... mines 23 days old today or 24 i think. i posted a few pics in the forum... ill go check yours out now. if you wanna see something impressive if you havent already google mystery's easy ryder hempy bucket... 1/2 pound from one easy ryder. i dont know how my buds will end up or how much but size wise my plants bigger then his was at the same age... fingers crossed.

 

[BOMBUDZ]

Sup well I have tried h2o2 on bud plants before but I use it more with my seeds for sproutin and after before they pop their heads up give a bit more oxy to them and help to stop dampining or those wierd lil bugs that like to eat them while their comin up...Now Im not going all into the science of it...can I copy and paste articles from the net? well b4 I get that answer go here...
http://www.using-hydrogen-peroxide.com/peroxide-garden.html