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Hydrogen Peroxide Garden Pests
On the Method of Hydrogen Peroxide in Garden Pest Removal
In the garden, pests are frequently disturbed, and all kinds of plants and trees are often damaged by it. There is a thing called hydrogen peroxide, which is effective in eliminating garden pests and is actually a good agent for protecting gardens.
Hydrogen peroxide, which has the power of oxidation, can be applied to gardens to remove all kinds of pests. Its usage, or dilute and spray, or irrigate roots to drive away pests. If you encounter aphids, red spiders and other small insects, dilute the hydrogen peroxide in an appropriate proportion with water, put it in a sprayer, and sprinkle it all over the branches and leaves. This liquid touches the insect body, and the oxidation effect occurs immediately, which can damage the insect body and make it difficult to exist in the plant.
As for the pests lurking in the soil, such as grubs, ground tigers, etc., irrigation with diluted hydrogen peroxide can penetrate into the soil and force back such pests, so that they cannot harm the plant root system and keep the plant foundation stable.
However, when using hydrogen peroxide, you should also pay attention. First, the proportion must be accurate. If it is too thick, it will be afraid of harming the plants, and if it is too light, it will be difficult to achieve the effect of deworming. Second, the timing of application is also critical. It should be selected in the early morning or evening. At this time, the sun is not strong to avoid damage to the plants due to drugs and light. Third, the frequency of application should not be too complex to prevent it from affecting the soil ecology.
In short, hydrogen peroxide is used in garden deworming. If used properly, it can ensure that the garden is lush and protected from pests, which is the best choice for garden maintenance.
In the garden, pests are frequently disturbed, and all kinds of plants and trees are often damaged by it. There is a thing called hydrogen peroxide, which is effective in eliminating garden pests and is actually a good agent for protecting gardens.
Hydrogen peroxide, which has the power of oxidation, can be applied to gardens to remove all kinds of pests. Its usage, or dilute and spray, or irrigate roots to drive away pests. If you encounter aphids, red spiders and other small insects, dilute the hydrogen peroxide in an appropriate proportion with water, put it in a sprayer, and sprinkle it all over the branches and leaves. This liquid touches the insect body, and the oxidation effect occurs immediately, which can damage the insect body and make it difficult to exist in the plant.
As for the pests lurking in the soil, such as grubs, ground tigers, etc., irrigation with diluted hydrogen peroxide can penetrate into the soil and force back such pests, so that they cannot harm the plant root system and keep the plant foundation stable.
However, when using hydrogen peroxide, you should also pay attention. First, the proportion must be accurate. If it is too thick, it will be afraid of harming the plants, and if it is too light, it will be difficult to achieve the effect of deworming. Second, the timing of application is also critical. It should be selected in the early morning or evening. At this time, the sun is not strong to avoid damage to the plants due to drugs and light. Third, the frequency of application should not be too complex to prevent it from affecting the soil ecology.
In short, hydrogen peroxide is used in garden deworming. If used properly, it can ensure that the garden is lush and protected from pests, which is the best choice for garden maintenance.
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