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Being an avid gardener for years, with the job I have in the summer, I see lots of gardens when I drive by and have noticed a startling increase in tomato patches that have all the leaves wilted or gone altogether. The cause can be a variety of fungal or bacterial problems that can be difficult to manage, especially when they get into the soil. I have fought this problem for years, until I found 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide. This stuff is like a miracle. It has saved my tomatoes from wilt, my green beans from rust, my green beans from some weird mold,the black leaf spot on our fruit trees, and I'm sure I'm forgetting something.
I also use it when I start cuttings in water, it provides oxygen and really promotes fast root growth. We also use it in the watering of sickly plants and trees.
Caution : Use gloves when pouring, it will eat your skin (experience talking). This is a dilution chart
To spray on sick or fungusy plants:
TO THIS AMOUNT OF WATER ADD THIS AMOUNT OF 3% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE --OR-- ADD THIS AMOUNT OF 35% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
1 cup water = 1/4 teaspoon H2O2
1 pint = 1/2 teaspoon
1 quart = 1 teaspoon
1 gallon = 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon
5 gallons = 6 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons
Note ; this is different from the peroxide in the medicine cabinet, that has other additives I wouldn't recommend putting on your plants.
Anyone else use this stuff?
I also use it when I start cuttings in water, it provides oxygen and really promotes fast root growth. We also use it in the watering of sickly plants and trees.
Caution : Use gloves when pouring, it will eat your skin (experience talking). This is a dilution chart
To spray on sick or fungusy plants:
TO THIS AMOUNT OF WATER ADD THIS AMOUNT OF 3% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE --OR-- ADD THIS AMOUNT OF 35% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
1 cup water = 1/4 teaspoon H2O2
1 pint = 1/2 teaspoon
1 quart = 1 teaspoon
1 gallon = 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon
5 gallons = 6 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons
Note ; this is different from the peroxide in the medicine cabinet, that has other additives I wouldn't recommend putting on your plants.
Anyone else use this stuff?