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Get Rid of Gnats in Plants with Hydrogen Peroxide
To get rid of gnats in plants, the method of hydrogen peroxide
gnats disturb plants, which is a common problem for flower growers. To get rid of it, hydrogen peroxide is a good strategy.
Hydrogen peroxide is highly oxidizing and can kill gnats and their eggs. For its usage, prepare an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide and dilute it with water. The usual ratio is about one part hydrogen peroxide to three parts water. This diluted liquid can be poured into the soil of plants. When watering, pour it slowly so that it seeps into the soil and goes directly to the hiding place of the gnats.
When applying this liquid to the soil, hydrogen peroxide will release oxygen when exposed to organic matter in the soil. This gas can drive away gnats, and some gnats and eggs will be disinfected and sterilized when exposed to the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide. After pouring the soil several times by this method, the damage of gnats will gradually decrease.
If you use this method, you should also pay attention. Do not overuse it to prevent damage to plant roots. And after applying the liquid, you should observe the plant reaction. If the plant leaf color is abnormal or the growth is hindered, you should stop applying it and pour the soil with clean water to reduce the residual effect of hydrogen peroxide. In this way, if you use it properly, you can get rid of gnats and keep the plant healthy.
gnats disturb plants, which is a common problem for flower growers. To get rid of it, hydrogen peroxide is a good strategy.
Hydrogen peroxide is highly oxidizing and can kill gnats and their eggs. For its usage, prepare an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide and dilute it with water. The usual ratio is about one part hydrogen peroxide to three parts water. This diluted liquid can be poured into the soil of plants. When watering, pour it slowly so that it seeps into the soil and goes directly to the hiding place of the gnats.
When applying this liquid to the soil, hydrogen peroxide will release oxygen when exposed to organic matter in the soil. This gas can drive away gnats, and some gnats and eggs will be disinfected and sterilized when exposed to the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide. After pouring the soil several times by this method, the damage of gnats will gradually decrease.
If you use this method, you should also pay attention. Do not overuse it to prevent damage to plant roots. And after applying the liquid, you should observe the plant reaction. If the plant leaf color is abnormal or the growth is hindered, you should stop applying it and pour the soil with clean water to reduce the residual effect of hydrogen peroxide. In this way, if you use it properly, you can get rid of gnats and keep the plant healthy.
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