Hydrogen Peroxide??

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just saw this on a website
do you think it would be good for Bonsai?

"Hydrogen peroxide works by releasing oxygen. Because plants use oxygen to absorb nutrients from the soil, they love this extra oxygen molecule. This promotes healthier, more vigorous plant growth for your garden.



To encourage garden growth, mix one teaspoon of 3% hydrogen peroxide per one cup of water. After you pour the mixture into a spray bottle, mist your plants. If you want to cover an entire garden, increase your dosage to 35% hydrogen peroxide. You can also use this to pre-treat seeds. Since peroxide kills fungi, it also wards off potential diseases such as root infections"
 
Yeah... I use 40 vol. peroxide (12%) to bleach skulls and skeletons.... the vapors of 35% would scorch you eyeballs.
 
Oh! THAT makes a little more sense! 😂

If you are talking retail concentrations... (like not commercial, scientific or military 😂)

It's already diluted enough, in my opinion. Any horticultural use that I'VE personally applied/utilized, came straight from that brown bottle. (as my 'units')

I have, however never flushed through application to watering schedule.

I just had to reply.. so shocked at the thought of 35 percent!
🤓
 
I also use H2O2 to reduce pest and disease but the main thrust of the OP arrears to be to add extra Oxygen to the root zone. Not sure that is necessary, especially with modern, well aerated potting soils?
 
From an old BN post in case you are still interested….

H2O2 Tables.


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