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Orchids And Hydrogen Peroxide. Myth and Reality.
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- Опубліковано 20 бер 2021
- Is hydrogen peroxide good for your orchids? Or hydrogen peroxide will harm your orchid? Does hydrogen peroxide help to treat orchid root rot and root fungus? How to use hydrogen peroxide for orchids? What is the safe concentration of hydrogen peroxide? How to dilute hydrogen peroxide? Orchids care tips for orchids beginners.#Orchids #hydrogenperoxide #myths #oxidized #OrchidsForBeginners #OrchidsCare #phalaenopsis #PhalaenopsisOrchids #orchidaceae #orchidroots #orchidrepotting #orchidsneverdie #orchidspecies
What is this chemical? H2O2 is a powerful oxidizer, stronger than chlorine or bleach, or potassium permanganate. Hydrogen peroxide is naturally formed in humans, animals, and plant cells as a short-lived product in biochemical processes and is toxic to cells. The toxicity is due to the oxidation of proteins, membrane lipids, and DNA by the peroxide ions. Hydrogen peroxide can produce very active free radicals as hydroxyl radicals that can damage the cell's mitochondria and are known to have a cancerogenic effect in animal studies. Hydrogen peroxide can cause oxidative stress and lead to cell apoptosis and necrosis. Our immune cell phagocytes use hydrogen peroxide to kill the pathogen. Living cells need hydrogen peroxide in the metabolism and fortunately, cells have enzymes developing in nearly all living cells as important antioxidizing agents, enzymes that very quickly turn h202 to water and oxygen. Yes, In plant cells at concentrations in the low nanomolar range, H2O2 acts as a signaling molecule, playing the role of phytohormones. There is much research done and still uncertain what concentration is safe to use on plants. I came across a few studies and found that the average safe concentration of exogenous hydrogen peroxide that can be used on plants ranges from 0.5 mM to 5mM.
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Tea tree oil, peppermint oil, sal’s biodegradable soap, tiny bit of peroxide, a bit more of isopropyl alcohol, and warm water. Works like a charm every time for every plant, indoors, outdoors, and will give all your plants a healthy shine ✨.
It’s used at very low concentration for treatment of fungus and black spots on roses.
Amazing
However , still the fact that 3 percent is widely used and advised might be due to some reasons like - the solution sold as 3 percent might be less potent actually ( and thus saves the plant ) and also , may be the weaker roots succumb to the 3 percent soln , but the healthy ones regrow the damaged tissue
Thank you so much, I have two plants and I’m doing research on how to get them to grow. I’m so grateful that you have so much knowledge and post videos that are helpful. 🙏
I guess it is quite off topic but do anybody know a good site to stream newly released tv shows online ?
@Omari Finn I dunno lately i have been using flixportal. you can find it on google=) -eden
@Eden Liam Thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it!!
@Omari Finn happy to help :)
What do you recommend instead? Would Daconil work for root rot? I have some orchids with black necrotic areas and noticed one today with white fuzzy mold growing on a root near the top of the pot. All phalanopsis.
have you found the answer? I have the same issues
First I’ve heard that it is toxic to plants. I rarely use it and when I do, I use it undiluted (3%). I prefer using garlic/onion/aloe sprays or wiping with cinnamon. I recently used it on a Paph when I repotted it due to black rot and it has slowly started to look much better. Mind you, I’m no orchid specialist. Have just been playing around with Phals, Paph and Cyms for the past year trying different media and water culture as just an interest. You say it’s bad, most YTers say you should use it (and they show their collection in the vids and they usually have some great looking specimens on show). It gets very confusing for the novice. Who to believe?
Please watch less those HOAX UA-cam videos with use of garlic,aloe,cinnamon, water culture on orchids.
What do you use then for mold ..
forget about the percentage and ratio solution to be used. its about those micro organisms that live on the roots and is beneficial to our orchids that was killed on the process.
THANK YOU'! it gets very frustrating watching these youtubers spreading this misinformation. I dont want to say anything because many get angry in the comments and try to start arguing etc. At the same time, I want to explain to people to just do their own research into these methods before using on their plants.
Hello Classy thanks for your great Content. What do you think about black tea for orchids there are a lot of Videos out about this too
Hi, how would you suggest treating severe root rot on orchids? My orchid has barely any roots and it looks like the crown might have some rot too. I was just about to soak it in hydrogen peroxide before watching your video. Now I don't know what to do!
I've used a couple different systemic fungicides with success. Monterey Garden Phos is a good one. And most recently Southern Ag Thiomyl Ornamental Systemic Fungicide, which contains the most effective fungicide to treat black root rot according to some of the research I've done. Here it is on Amazon www.amazon.com/Southern-Ag-Ornamental-Systemic-Fungicide/dp/B0052OFDOW/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=southern+ag+systemic+fungicide&qid=1625017413&sr=8-3
I haven't seen one video that says it fertilizes. Maybe catch up with what others are saying.
It kills fungus and aerates the dirt. Where did you get the false information from?
Here you can read about wide spread garden myths about hydrogen peroxide :www.gardenmyths.com/hydrogen-peroxide-garden/
Thanks have found other articles that agree with this (not many) I have not been using it for some time, on re pot as a lot advise, just because I noticed just from how my orchids look! there were two that suffered needlessly in the beginning
If hydrogen peroxide is so bad then why does it cure all of my orchid fungus problems and make my roots green and beautiful I’ve had great success with hydrogen peroxide and mold and white flies they have been damaged my plant they have helped my flowers so I don’t know how much you’re using or how much you’ve used in the past but I think you overdid it
It depends on concentration.
@@Classyflowers
Is using 3% solution right out of the bottle OK to use on all my orchids? I have all kinds of orchids.
I’m with you. I had a big fungus gnats issue which created root rot. I tried everything to the letter. No luck. Used a diluted mix of 35% peroxide and gone!!
How much do you dilute the hydrogen peroxide with water?
You want to be careful and not use too much the best way to do it is to just put hydrogen peroxide in a spray and spray the routing system very generously get some tweezers and pull out on the base where the roots grow all of the black in all of the Dead roots and then after that you want to give it a nice soak for about 30 minutes and then you'll clearly be able to see how green and beautiful the routes are it works instantly just don't good luck
Actually it works well the way you are using is wrong dilute in water 🙏 and please share right information 😅
There's no way you actually just asked if a plant needs CO2 to perform photosynthesis... That is literally part of the equation for photosynthesis. I don't even know whether the rest of this video is valid because I have to stop there. 🤦🏼♀️
I am sorry, that you do not understand sarcasm!
We recommend H²O² with silver
At what concentration?
What do you recommend instead as fungicide for orchids ?
Most of pathogenic funguses are reducents and decomposters, so they are not supposed to grow on healthy orchids. Fungicide usually make the situation worse, because further destroy natural microbial balance. Just make orchids environment healthy: keep substrate moderately dry, provide more natural lighting, improve ventilation and fungus will regress to the safe level.
@@Classyflowers thanks
@@Classyflowers So, what do you use when the orchid does become sick? I mean, in an ideal world we would want all orchids to be healthy, but that just isn't the case. We are human and make errors. Your answer can't just be nothing. That makes zero sense to me.
@@Classyflowers funguses? lol! plural of fungus is fungi, not funguses!!
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love your videos
Hydrogen peroxide is good for other plants. Not Orchids. Do your research!!. I have used it many times on my plants to kill bugs but your supposed to do a 1 to 1 ratio and do it straight to the root not the leaves it will burn the leaves.
My video is based on research. 1 to 1ratio is toxic for plants.
Too strong. 0.01% peroxide concentration (100ppm) max at roots. That’s 3.3mL of 3% peroxide per 1L of total soak solution. Half that is better.
So basically if I want to prepare one liter of solution , how much in 6% concentration hydrogen peroxide should I mix ?
@@sauddaham Divide it by 2, so 0,5 mil per liter water I guess because it is 2 times stronger.
Actually you’re putting it directly on leaves undiluted…uhm… are you insane. This is never recommended. Try a teaspoon per gallon. Sheesh. Bad vid. Do more research before you falsely represent the general norm.
Have you watched my video at all. I have no idea what are you talking about. If you want to do more research, I have posted the links in the video description.