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Can hydrogen peroxide kill insects? The way of hydrogen peroxide insecticides
Today there is hydrogen peroxide, which is active, and is often used by users to explore whether it can be used to kill insects. Hydrogen peroxide does have its effect in killing insects.
Look at all pests, either born in the stems and leaves of plants, or hidden in the soil. Hydrogen peroxide is applied to plants, and it can decompose and generate oxygen when it encounters insects or environmental substances. Oxygen has strong oxidizing properties and can destroy the body surface structure and cellular tissue of pests. If nymphs live in the soil, they can be flooded with hydrogen peroxide dissolved water, and oxygen can enter the soil pores. Insects such as nematodes are invaded by body surface and respiration, making it difficult to survive.
Spray with an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution on the stems and leaves of the plant pests, and its contact with the insect body will cause damage to the insect body due to oxidation, or lose its ability to move, or die. When using it, be careful of its concentration. If it is too concentrated, it may harm the plant; if it is too dilute, it will be difficult to achieve the effect of insecticide. Probably in a moderate proportion, try it in a small area, observe the reaction of the plant, and then use it widely, which is a safe way. In this way, hydrogen peroxide can be used as one of the methods of insecticide to help protect plants and eliminate pests.
Today there is hydrogen peroxide, which is active, and is often used by users to explore whether it can be used to kill insects. Hydrogen peroxide does have its effect in killing insects.
Look at all pests, either born in the stems and leaves of plants, or hidden in the soil. Hydrogen peroxide is applied to plants, and it can decompose and generate oxygen when it encounters insects or environmental substances. Oxygen has strong oxidizing properties and can destroy the body surface structure and cellular tissue of pests. If nymphs live in the soil, they can be flooded with hydrogen peroxide dissolved water, and oxygen can enter the soil pores. Insects such as nematodes are invaded by body surface and respiration, making it difficult to survive.
Spray with an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution on the stems and leaves of the plant pests, and its contact with the insect body will cause damage to the insect body due to oxidation, or lose its ability to move, or die. When using it, be careful of its concentration. If it is too concentrated, it may harm the plant; if it is too dilute, it will be difficult to achieve the effect of insecticide. Probably in a moderate proportion, try it in a small area, observe the reaction of the plant, and then use it widely, which is a safe way. In this way, hydrogen peroxide can be used as one of the methods of insecticide to help protect plants and eliminate pests.
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