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Hydrogen Peroxide Hydroponics Dosage
On the amount of hydrogen peroxide hydroponics
The method of hydroponics is related to various things, among which the amount of hydrogen peroxide is quite critical.
Hydrogen peroxide, when hydroponics, can increase dissolved oxygen in water, and has the ability to sterilize, helping plant roots grow sturdily. However, the dosage needs to be carefully controlled.
If the dosage is too small, the effect is difficult to show. The increase in dissolved oxygen in water is limited, and it is difficult to remove pathogens. The root system of the plant may be blocked due to hypoxia or disease, and the disease of leaf yellow root rot may appear.
If the dosage is too much, it is not a good thing. Excessive hydrogen peroxide may damage the root system of the plant. Its strong oxidation, or cause damage to root cells, affect the root system's absorption of nutrients, and then make the plant grow poorly, or cause the plant to wither in severe cases.
Generally speaking, in general hydroponic plants, the dilution ratio of hydrogen peroxide is about 1/1000 to 3/1000. For example, one liter of water can add one to three milliliters of hydrogen peroxide. However, different plants have different tolerances to hydrogen peroxide. Acid-loving rhododendrons, or slightly lower concentrations; while some aquatic plants, or slightly higher.
When initially used, it is advisable to start from a low concentration to observe the plant's response. If the plant grows well, the leaves are green, and the root system is strong, this concentration can be maintained. If there is any discomfort, such as yellowing of leaves and abnormal root system, the dosage needs to be adjusted.
In order to obtain the best effect of hydroponics, the control of hydrogen peroxide dosage should not be ignored. It should be done cautiously according to plant characteristics and growth conditions, so that the plants can be lush and vibrant.
The method of hydroponics is related to various things, among which the amount of hydrogen peroxide is quite critical.
Hydrogen peroxide, when hydroponics, can increase dissolved oxygen in water, and has the ability to sterilize, helping plant roots grow sturdily. However, the dosage needs to be carefully controlled.
If the dosage is too small, the effect is difficult to show. The increase in dissolved oxygen in water is limited, and it is difficult to remove pathogens. The root system of the plant may be blocked due to hypoxia or disease, and the disease of leaf yellow root rot may appear.
If the dosage is too much, it is not a good thing. Excessive hydrogen peroxide may damage the root system of the plant. Its strong oxidation, or cause damage to root cells, affect the root system's absorption of nutrients, and then make the plant grow poorly, or cause the plant to wither in severe cases.
Generally speaking, in general hydroponic plants, the dilution ratio of hydrogen peroxide is about 1/1000 to 3/1000. For example, one liter of water can add one to three milliliters of hydrogen peroxide. However, different plants have different tolerances to hydrogen peroxide. Acid-loving rhododendrons, or slightly lower concentrations; while some aquatic plants, or slightly higher.
When initially used, it is advisable to start from a low concentration to observe the plant's response. If the plant grows well, the leaves are green, and the root system is strong, this concentration can be maintained. If there is any discomfort, such as yellowing of leaves and abnormal root system, the dosage needs to be adjusted.
In order to obtain the best effect of hydroponics, the control of hydrogen peroxide dosage should not be ignored. It should be done cautiously according to plant characteristics and growth conditions, so that the plants can be lush and vibrant.
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