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Adding Hydrogen Peroxide to Plants Benefits and Precautions
On the advantages and disadvantages of applying hydrogen peroxide to plants
The role of hydrogen peroxide in plants is gradually becoming more and more important in the world. It is applied to plants, with both advantages and disadvantages, and those who use it cannot be ignored.
Applying hydrogen peroxide to plants has many benefits. First, it can increase the amount of dissolved oxygen in the soil. Roots in the soil rely on oxygen for respiration, hydrogen peroxide enters the soil, relieves oxygen release, makes the roots oxygen sufficient, and promotes root growth and health. If the root system is strong, the plant can absorb and solidify the soil, and the plants can flourish. Second, it has antibacterial effect. Some pathogens live in the soil or plants, which impairs the health of plants. The strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide can kill bacteria and protect plants from diseases. Such as root rot disease, irrigation with moderate hydrogen peroxide can inhibit the growth of pathogens and save the plant from danger. Third, help the metabolism of the plant. It can regulate the physiological function of the plant, promote photosynthesis, respiration and other functions, so that the plant grows orderly, the flowering period is timely, and the fruit is ripe and beautiful.
However, the application of hydrogen peroxide also has all kinds of precautions. The control of the first concentration. Excessive concentration of liquid, its strong oxidative damage to the plant. Leaves or spots that are currently burned, roots or damaged by rot. It must be matched with concentrated liquid according to the type and growth stage of the plant. Such as seedling stage, the concentration should be thin to prevent injury; when the plant is grown, it can be slightly increased depending on the situation, but it cannot be exceeded. Furthermore, the frequency of application should be careful. If applied too frequently, it may cause changes in soil chemical properties and affect the absorption of nutrients by plants. When applied regularly according to the needs of planting, do not act rashly. And the method of application should also be used. Or irrigation roots, or spraying leaves, should be evenly distributed to make planting suitable.
In short, applying hydrogen peroxide to plants, if you can understand its advantages and disadvantages and keep it careful, it can help the flourishing of the plant and the prosperity of the garden, otherwise it will be counterproductive. Use it with scientific methods and prudence to achieve good results.
The role of hydrogen peroxide in plants is gradually becoming more and more important in the world. It is applied to plants, with both advantages and disadvantages, and those who use it cannot be ignored.
Applying hydrogen peroxide to plants has many benefits. First, it can increase the amount of dissolved oxygen in the soil. Roots in the soil rely on oxygen for respiration, hydrogen peroxide enters the soil, relieves oxygen release, makes the roots oxygen sufficient, and promotes root growth and health. If the root system is strong, the plant can absorb and solidify the soil, and the plants can flourish. Second, it has antibacterial effect. Some pathogens live in the soil or plants, which impairs the health of plants. The strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide can kill bacteria and protect plants from diseases. Such as root rot disease, irrigation with moderate hydrogen peroxide can inhibit the growth of pathogens and save the plant from danger. Third, help the metabolism of the plant. It can regulate the physiological function of the plant, promote photosynthesis, respiration and other functions, so that the plant grows orderly, the flowering period is timely, and the fruit is ripe and beautiful.
However, the application of hydrogen peroxide also has all kinds of precautions. The control of the first concentration. Excessive concentration of liquid, its strong oxidative damage to the plant. Leaves or spots that are currently burned, roots or damaged by rot. It must be matched with concentrated liquid according to the type and growth stage of the plant. Such as seedling stage, the concentration should be thin to prevent injury; when the plant is grown, it can be slightly increased depending on the situation, but it cannot be exceeded. Furthermore, the frequency of application should be careful. If applied too frequently, it may cause changes in soil chemical properties and affect the absorption of nutrients by plants. When applied regularly according to the needs of planting, do not act rashly. And the method of application should also be used. Or irrigation roots, or spraying leaves, should be evenly distributed to make planting suitable.
In short, applying hydrogen peroxide to plants, if you can understand its advantages and disadvantages and keep it careful, it can help the flourishing of the plant and the prosperity of the garden, otherwise it will be counterproductive. Use it with scientific methods and prudence to achieve good results.
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