YES! I was so tired of all the organic plant folks on UA-cam telling me not to use hydrogen peroxide on my plants but guess what I’ve never had any gnats since doing so. 🙌🏻
No... that's a classic example of the failing US education system. They don't teach punctuation, and most dummies think that it's not important. But it is important, especially if it changes what you're "trying" to say and turn it into the total opposite! What KAREN meant to say is... "I saw gnats, and I used hydrogen peroxide"
Very informative, I’m struggling with this right now& I’ve been using your method and peppermint oil too. & it’s working. Wish me luck. It’s my first time growing plants from seeds.
I purchased some hyacinth bulbs at a farm store; when I got around to planting them a few days later, one bulb had a moldy growth around the root area so I dipped it in 10% hydrogen peroxide until it quit bubbling then rinsed in clean water and planted - success!
most people today don't know the difference between chemicals, toxins & elements on the periodic table & thus use the term "chemicals" to describe every undesirable bad thing, as oppose to say synthetic chemicals, petrochemicals, forever chemicals, not realizing that the Chemical designation today is merely a mathematical expression of its construct. when I was in school we were taught that "chemicals" were human made extractions in various combinations, elements were naturally occurring constructs that could be isolated & combined to make different "chemicals" synthetic biology was the practice of artificially producing elements similar to those found in nature the general purpose being to manufacture synthetics cheaper than extracting natural resources for the chemicals used in the mass production of products & to own the patent on those synthetic elements & the chemicals they have created as it is illegal to patent nature but its not illegal to patent a synthetic copy of something in nature then tell the public that harvesting nature is unsustainable & bad for the planet so you need to switch to our patented product for a sustainable future & now with genetic engineering these mad scientists are trying to own all life on the planet demonizing everything natural & normal as bad for the planet & unsustainable so we have no choice but to buy their patented garbage.
Funny that you made a point of clarifying that your background was not a green screen...because I had actually been wondering if it was!😄 Beautiful and moody.👍🏻
Oh wow i had no idea there was a need to disinfect seeds!! 😮 Great info and im loving the stormy background! Its my fav weather! I even saw a rainbow! Great vid thanks!
Research and testing takes the most amount of work in my videos. Sometimes, there are some things I have to test and try myself before adding in the videos!
I'm in the same boat. I bought some supposedly reputable organic potting mix from a couple different manufacturers to start my plants. I didn't realize until too late that the soil was full of gnats and fungus.
@@itataneyou can also bake the soil…whenever I buy a product I haven’t tried yet, I bake it first to kill off any bugs or mold..or anything bad for my plants.
This is very helpful to know! I put house plants outside in the summer and am watching for critters they may bring in when I relocate them back into the house for the winter. I'll remember this idea if it's needed!
We could have used this information several months ago when we were dealing with fungus gnats, but it's great information for future use! Many thanks! I also enjoyed your pond build video.
Thank you for this video! I use hydrogen peroxide in my everyday skincare routine, to include using as an oral rinse. It especially works great as a facial toner. But not once did I think to use it in my garden. I find this video to be super helpful! Thank you for sharing!
Hydrogen peroxide is a strong oxidizer. You want to be applying reducing agents like ascorbic acid to the skin. Oxidative stress is a major cause of skin aging and cancer.
Hydrogen peroxide commonly also has stabilisers such as phosphoric acid in the mix. That is NOT a problem as it just becomes phosphate fertiliser, but it will slightly acidify the soil (as does peroxide anyway), or damage the leaf.
This is correct however food grade does not and is the recommended type for plant use. Make sure ur ratios are exact. I use 1/2 cup of H²0² per gallon of water for healthy plants and germinating. Or 1cup per gallon for fungus on plants. Have used this ratio for 3 years and my plants and lawn are epic!
I was listening to you AND watching the sky behind you...yes it is stunning to see it changing as you spoke...could tell there was some heavy rain involved with the he very dark clouds only to be rewarded with that partial and very colorful rainbow 🌈 these are a gardeners/farmers gifts to witness...thank you for all the HP instructions and sharing the beauty 🌄🌈🕊️☮️
I think it's fine to use a modest amount every now and again. 1:5 Hydrogen Peroxide to Water, respectively. It will add extra oxygen to soil. But soil should be oxygenated anyway but aerating it with something like perlite/vermiculite.
Hydrogen peroxide is contained in good quantity in rain water. That's the reason why plants grow and thrive better in the rainy season. Even soaking oneself in rain water seasonally keeps the body properly oxygenated and cleanses skin pores the natural way.
My family has been using it for a few generations. But, we do 4 parts water, 1 part peroxide. We also use baking soda, apple cider vinegar, asprin, dawn dishsoap, ground cinnamon, ground clove, neem leaf powder, and plain Tums crished to powder too. No problems, no issues.
I use hydrogen peroxide almost every week for the roots, they love it, it’s double oxygenated water! I’ve brought plants that did not have a chance and brought them to just amazing plants from seed to harvest!
if you store it in the freezer it will last a long time. put it in a sealable bag, like a zip lock one. i buy it by the half gallon and it will last a long time and stay potent.
Thank you for that information, I was getting ready to use as a prevention because I had a couple of yellow leaves on a couple of my plants. I'm a new container gardener it's great to be able to find so much information on the web... 😊
The lay of the land in your video reminds me of the west Texas farm where I was raised. We would look forward to approaching rain clouds like those in the background. A good shower today would mean cotton planting in a few days.
Love how you address this. I also would like to point out that classifications of Good vs Bad is way too black and white. Even natural agents that are classified as BAD, are used medicinally in certain situations in particular doses or ways. So technically it's not BAD you just have to know how to use certain agents and its applications. Just like crossing the street, or driving a car, or using a knife. You have to develop skills and knowledge on how to interact and do or use these things. Not go through life avoiding interacting and using these things because of the potential dangers associated with them.
Wow-watched your hydrogen peroxide video from 5 years ago and now this one and feel like I teleported 5 years into the future. Thank you so much for your insight in these videos, can’t wait to try this!
I have always used it to germinate hard to sprout varieties like peppers, spinach, kale & such at a mix of 2 tablespoons of 3% to 1 cup of water soaked into paper towels that the seeds are placed in in between two Styrofoam plates & placed in a warm location like on a fridge or heat mat, I check them every day & keep the paper towel wet & most varieties will sprout in 2 to 4 days as oppose to 7 to 14 days in soil trays. I have also used it directly on plants in a stronger ratio with a spray bottle to combat spider mites & other pest both in indoor grow tents & in the outdoor garden
I love your content!! I hate what u r going through with UA-cam. I was so very sad to watch and learn about the problem. UA-cam needs to step up. Is there no way to trace who it is who is attacking your channel? All my best to you. I really hope that you will not close your channel.
If you added aged manure annually or semi-annually with standard compost,, would this help compensate for the hydrogen peroxide depleting the soil? I would assume a heavy top dressing every fall would be sufficient to balance the loss of nutrients. Let me know if this seems reasonable. Of if there is another, better way to adjust this imbalance. Thanks for this great video!
Great information! It’s good to know, because I use peroxide with neem oil, water and soap on my indoor pepper plant, to kill of some pests, the other day!
Looks like it's ideal use cases is for either very major soil pests' issues, accidental degrading composting as mentioned or to scarify seeds chemically.
So what about diatomaceous earth? I have a big problem with hornworms and was told mixing it into my soil would take care of the eggs that might be in the soil
That rainbow in the background is beautiful. I miss seeing rainbows. Where I live it is very rare we get them. I am still baffled how “organic” farmers use tap water, for the most part, to water their plants. Many do not realize how incredibly toxic tap water can be, mine has chloroform which exceeds EPA standards 😂. If people are scared of chemicals then they really need to see what they bathe and use to cook.
Love the hydrogen peroxide info! {*Just one small thing, I listen to your videos with headphones on and when the volume in your video changes drastically from high to low throughout each video it really hurts my ears. I'm often doing other things while listening and can't just stop what I'm doing just to constantly adjust the volume. Consistent volume throughout the videos would be greatly appreciated : }
I used some soil, I guess you would call it from my daughter who has a lot of horses and I believe my planting medium is horse poop, although it looks good it's very dense. I should have probably mixed some Peat or other soil with it, plants look OK but I hope I don't get root rot or something later. What do you think?
3% is a ridiculous waste of money if you have other options. In my area 30% is at least 10 times cheaper than 3%. The only catch is that you have to figure out how to get your hands on some water as well. If you can manage it, the choice is obvious.
I have rust and blight, so baking soil. Peroxide on soil surface to prevent blight. BUT-I am hoping to introduce enteromycorrhyzoa to coat my plant roots to protect them from blight.
it is oxidizing and may injure plants...i use potassium bicarbonate with whiteoil, which is a safe antifungal and pesticide and also feeds plant with potassium, with little to none bad effects. Never had gnat problems on indoor plants as soon as i changed from using bark based potting mix, which does not drain well.
Stunning background indeed, for a bit I thought it was a green screen, great contrast, almost looks like HDR video. As for the hydrogen peroxide, I tried spraying it on a small fruit tree that has fungus problems for some 2 weeks and it didn't seem to be effective, have been trying neem oil too and not seeing improvement either, so far...
I 🤔 think I would just use hydrogen peroxide only when I had a pest or mold problem, and I think I would use much less than 1.1, unless I really had a problem. My question is vinegar and water?
THANK YOU! I'm growing Calypso cucumbers indoors in a container, but the soil is absolutely infested with fungus gnats. Sounds like I need to get some hydrogen peroxide.
To disinfect salmons in growfarms in the ocean they use enourmous amounts of hydrogen peroxide.... no respect for the ocean life. Anyway, great tips for indoor containers. Thanks!
I used this as it was supposed to kill fungus gnats around my bonsai tree. It killed my tree!! I was absolutely gutted. 2 days after I put the wretched stuff on my plant the leaves withered and died! I mixed it to the exact measurements and treated my tree as directed. it never recovered.
Hi Jag good morning to you and your family I always watch your videos but I don’t do gardening because of space I only have some green seasoning enjoy your day bye.
Hi Jag, i live in Milton Ontario Canada, our gardening Zone is 6. I am a newbie and will be starting my first vegetable garden in May after first frost date. I have small garden space and I built few raised garden beds. I will be filling the beds with dry twigs n garden soil. Is it save to use vegetable kitchen scraps, chopped Banana peels, coffee grinds n washed egg shells with organic garden soil? How can I make my own soil mix? I appreciate and value your expert advise. Thank You. WaheGuru Ji Bless You! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
If your plant is struggling and you are worried about killing good bacteria in the soil, can you pull the plant out , wash most of the dirt away and soak the plant roots in the H2o2 solution. ? Then replant
Could you please do a video on how to reuse potting compost ? I am trying to grow veg first time in containers and in the past grown lots of flowers in my otherwise patio slabbed garden . Thanks
YES! I was so tired of all the organic plant folks on UA-cam telling me not to use hydrogen peroxide on my plants but guess what I’ve never had any gnats since doing so. 🙌🏻
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Or you could go to the root problem, your over watering, or the soil is poor draining
2 of my avocado trees looked sick. I saw gnats used peroxide, they looked like they just woke up from a coma ready to party!
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Your gnats used hydrogen peroxide and they woke up? I thought it was supposed to kill them?
No... that's a classic example of the failing US education system. They don't teach punctuation, and most dummies think that it's not important. But it is important, especially if it changes what you're "trying" to say and turn it into the total opposite!
What KAREN meant to say is... "I saw gnats, and I used hydrogen peroxide"
What a beautiful day you were having when you filmed this!
Thank for this video.
Very informative, I’m struggling with this right now& I’ve been using your method and peppermint oil too. & it’s working. Wish me luck. It’s my first time growing plants from seeds.
I purchased some hyacinth bulbs at a farm store; when I got around to planting them a few days later, one bulb had a moldy growth around the root area so I dipped it in 10% hydrogen peroxide until it quit bubbling then rinsed in clean water and planted - success!
yup! awesome isn't it!
straight undiluted 10% seems extreme - but heyy if it worked more power to you
@@primordialarchetypes2927 sorry for the miscommunication - a 10% dilution ...
@@clwest3538and the plant is still ok right? It lived?
@@DaisyCreekFarms what can you use to get rid of shot hole disease from hedge sky cherry laurel
I love the "it's a chemical" comment people love to use as a catch all for "bad" and i loved your approach to handling that type of statement.
most people today don't know the difference between chemicals, toxins & elements on the periodic table & thus use the term "chemicals" to describe every undesirable bad thing, as oppose to say synthetic chemicals, petrochemicals, forever chemicals, not realizing that the Chemical designation today is merely a mathematical expression of its construct.
when I was in school we were taught that "chemicals" were human made extractions in various combinations, elements were naturally occurring constructs that could be isolated & combined to make different "chemicals"
synthetic biology was the practice of artificially producing elements similar to those found in nature
the general purpose being to manufacture synthetics cheaper than extracting natural resources for the chemicals used in the mass production of products & to own the patent on those synthetic elements & the chemicals they have created as it is illegal to patent nature but its not illegal to patent a synthetic copy of something in nature then tell the public that harvesting nature is unsustainable & bad for the planet so you need to switch to our patented product for a sustainable future & now with genetic engineering these mad scientists are trying to own all life on the planet demonizing everything natural & normal as bad for the planet & unsustainable so we have no choice but to buy their patented garbage.
The same is true for thinking that something is all natural, and therefore can't hurt you.
@@rogerfoster3997 Most people do in fact know this. But go off.
Beautiful rainbow
Funny that you made a point of clarifying that your background was not a green screen...because I had actually been wondering if it was!😄
Beautiful and moody.👍🏻
Oh wow i had no idea there was a need to disinfect seeds!! 😮 Great info and im loving the stormy background! Its my fav weather! I even saw a rainbow! Great vid thanks!
Omg! So happy to hear that works in knats in potted pots! Thanks for sharing!
I always enjoy your videos as you do a lot of research. I was plagued with fungus gnats in my seedling starters and this will be a great help.
Research and testing takes the most amount of work in my videos. Sometimes, there are some things I have to test and try myself before adding in the videos!
I'm in the same boat. I bought some supposedly reputable organic potting mix from a couple different manufacturers to start my plants. I didn't realize until too late that the soil was full of gnats and fungus.
@@itataneyou can also bake the soil…whenever I buy a product I haven’t tried yet, I bake it first to kill off any bugs or mold..or anything bad for my plants.
@@ericapaul7989how long do you bake it and at what temperature, if I might ask?
This is very helpful to know! I put house plants outside in the summer and am watching for critters they may bring in when I relocate them back into the house for the winter. I'll remember this idea if it's needed!
We could have used this information several months ago when we were dealing with fungus gnats, but it's great information for future use! Many thanks!
I also enjoyed your pond build video.
How did you get rid of the gnats?
Thank you for this video! I use hydrogen peroxide in my everyday skincare routine, to include using as an oral rinse. It especially works great as a facial toner. But not once did I think to use it in my garden. I find this video to be super helpful! Thank you for sharing!
The fabrication of this product is very polluant .... If you love your garden stop it ....
Hydrogen peroxide is a strong oxidizer. You want to be applying reducing agents like ascorbic acid to the skin. Oxidative stress is a major cause of skin aging and cancer.
@@obstramantra this person literally just said they don't use it in their garden but as a skincare routine.
@@firstnamelastname6193 And ?? It still a big shit for the planet ... You will understand one day ?????
@@firstnamelastname6193 Oh but sorry "skincare routine" is so much important ....
Hydrogen peroxide commonly also has stabilisers such as phosphoric acid in the mix. That is NOT a problem as it just becomes phosphate fertiliser, but it will slightly acidify the soil (as does peroxide anyway), or damage the leaf.
This is correct however food grade does not and is the recommended type for plant use. Make sure ur ratios are exact. I use 1/2 cup of H²0² per gallon of water for healthy plants and germinating. Or 1cup per gallon for fungus on plants. Have used this ratio for 3 years and my plants and lawn are epic!
I was listening to you AND watching the sky behind you...yes it is stunning to see it changing as you spoke...could tell there was some heavy rain involved with the he very dark clouds only to be rewarded with that partial and very colorful rainbow 🌈 these are a gardeners/farmers gifts to witness...thank you for all the HP instructions and sharing the beauty 🌄🌈🕊️☮️
I was running inside when it rained and coming out when it stopped to make the video. It was beautiful! A reward indeed!
This guy is awesome. He really knows how to keep my interest. And he seems trustworthy. I wish he'd gone to medical school. He could be my doctor!
My parents wanted to send me to medical school, I can't stand to see blood lol
@@DaisyCreekFarms I told Mom, I'll sign my name Like a Doctor, it'll have to do....
He looks like a doctor. Probably is ..
Good video. In regular peroxide they add extra toxic chemicals to preserve it. Food grade 3% is better.
I think it's fine to use a modest amount every now and again. 1:5 Hydrogen Peroxide to Water, respectively. It will add extra oxygen to soil. But soil should be oxygenated anyway but aerating it with something like perlite/vermiculite.
Hydrogen peroxide is contained in good quantity in rain water. That's the reason why plants grow and thrive better in the rainy season. Even soaking oneself in rain water seasonally keeps the body properly oxygenated and cleanses skin pores the natural way.
That's cool
Also ozone is provided after rain with thunders. Nature think before us about everything
Thanks🤔 😊
Wow 😊
Actually rain water is full of nitrogen that is why your yard will grow fast after a long hard rain!
I have been listening to this brother for 5 years👍🏿
A million thank you's.. you saved my raised gardens.. and potted plants. 🙂
Hi Jag! Nice rainbow @5:41
I'm going to use some diluted H2O2 this year in the garden. Thanks for the helpful information ℹ️
Its as if God was giving his stamp of approval on this video!
My family has been using it for a few generations. But, we do 4 parts water, 1 part peroxide. We also use baking soda, apple cider vinegar, asprin, dawn dishsoap, ground cinnamon, ground clove, neem leaf powder, and plain Tums crished to powder too. No problems, no issues.
I used hydrogen peroxide on my rose 🌹 bush and it worked. I spray on the leaves. Thank you
I use hydrogen peroxide almost every week for the roots, they love it, it’s double oxygenated water! I’ve brought plants that did not have a chance and brought them to just amazing plants from seed to harvest!
Excellent video. Beautiful view. Thank you for sharing your skills and wisdom.
If you're worried about chemical preservatives in the peroxide, buy the food grade stuff. They just have shorter shelf lives so use them quickly.
I have food grade from 2020 and it's still working. I store it under a cabinet out of sunlight.
Store in freezer
if you store it in the freezer it will last a long time. put it in a sealable bag, like a zip lock one. i buy it by the half gallon and it will last a long time and stay potent.
Thank you for that information, I was getting ready to use as a prevention because I had a couple of yellow leaves on a couple of my plants. I'm a new container gardener it's great to be able to find so much information on the web... 😊
Thanks for the information. What a lovely clouds and the beautiful rainbow behind you. Just love it ❤
I had a real problem with aphids last year. I’ll try the 8:1 peroxide this summer!
The lay of the land in your video reminds me of the west Texas farm where I was raised. We would look forward to approaching rain clouds like those in the background. A good shower today would mean cotton planting in a few days.
5:44 You picked a perfect time to record! Cheers!
Love how you address this. I also would like to point out that classifications of Good vs Bad is way too black and white. Even natural agents that are classified as BAD, are used medicinally in certain situations in particular doses or ways. So technically it's not BAD you just have to know how to use certain agents and its applications. Just like crossing the street, or driving a car, or using a knife. You have to develop skills and knowledge on how to interact and do or use these things. Not go through life avoiding interacting and using these things because of the potential dangers associated with them.
Great clarification re chemicals, Jag. It is important for us to understand the important differences among them. Thank you!
Wow-watched your hydrogen peroxide video from 5 years ago and now this one and feel like I teleported 5 years into the future. Thank you so much for your insight in these videos, can’t wait to try this!
I have always used it to germinate hard to sprout varieties like peppers, spinach, kale & such at a mix of 2 tablespoons of 3% to 1 cup of water soaked into paper towels that the seeds are placed in in between two Styrofoam plates & placed in a warm location like on a fridge or heat mat, I check them every day & keep the paper towel wet & most varieties will sprout in 2 to 4 days as oppose to 7 to 14 days in soil trays.
I have also used it directly on plants in a stronger ratio with a spray bottle to combat spider mites & other pest both in indoor grow tents & in the outdoor garden
🌈❤ we appreciate you … thank you for your time, hard work and sharing info!! The sky was amazing!!!
I’ve learnt so much from you - keep your advice coming. I do love your videos
You are so fortunate to live in such a lovely place! Thank you for your tips and motivation for a better life. Much love to you and yours ❤
I knew about this but not well informed just like you did ..thank you ! I will probably use it for pests.
Thank you. I will try this for my house plants.
I currently use it to keep water clean in my water tanks
I love your content!! I hate what u r going through with UA-cam. I was so very sad to watch and learn about the problem. UA-cam needs to step up. Is there no way to trace who it is who is attacking your channel? All my best to you. I really hope that you will not close your channel.
Always a joy to watch your videos with plenty of natural tips🙏😉🌱
If you added aged manure annually or semi-annually with standard compost,, would this help compensate for the hydrogen peroxide depleting the soil? I would assume a heavy top dressing every fall would be sufficient to balance the loss of nutrients. Let me know if this seems reasonable. Of if there is another, better way to adjust this imbalance. Thanks for this great video!
Great information! It’s good to know, because I use peroxide with neem oil, water and soap on my indoor pepper plant, to kill of some pests, the other day!
Good stuff! I’ve seen lots of videos about using HP but none talked about the downsides of doing so.
fantastic video. This guy is so humble.
I love hydrogen peroxide!! I use it to clean my home. It is non toxic when diluted.
Has anyone mentioned you looking like George Clooney, maybe one from Bollywood :) Nice videos, subbed (notify: all) from South Africa
He does ! I never noticed. I like this man way more than ole George these days. Nor a fan. I am a fan of Jack's ❤
You are the best! I am new to gardening and always refer to you for the best info thank you
I made the same mistake you did and following the advice in this video was made a big difference, thank you.
Thank you for your knowledge and information, its appreciated!
Thanks this is a tip! I bet the 8:1 will work great on my microgreens and rinsing my sprouts as they grow as well!
Looks like it's ideal use cases is for either very major soil pests' issues, accidental degrading composting as mentioned or to scarify seeds chemically.
Also fungus control on plants.
Seems more trouble than it's worth but thanks. The one takeaway would be to use on seedling mix to sterilize the soil before planting
😻 I love the rainbow on around marker 6. Bottom right corner. 🥰
I really enjoyed this video and learned a lot However that rainbow was also stunning!!
So what about diatomaceous earth? I have a big problem with hornworms and was told mixing it into my soil would take care of the eggs that might be in the soil
That rainbow in the background is beautiful. I miss seeing rainbows. Where I live it is very rare we get them.
I am still baffled how “organic” farmers use tap water, for the most part, to water their plants. Many do not realize how incredibly toxic tap water can be, mine has chloroform which exceeds EPA standards 😂. If people are scared of chemicals then they really need to see what they bathe and use to cook.
did you know there are certified organic chemicals? organic is just another deception...
Love the hydrogen peroxide info! {*Just one small thing, I listen to your videos with headphones on and when the volume in your video changes drastically from high to low throughout each video it really hurts my ears. I'm often doing other things while listening and can't just stop what I'm doing just to constantly adjust the volume. Consistent volume throughout the videos would be greatly appreciated : }
I loved the rainbow Jag. California has had a wicked winter this year, huh? I hope the growing season will be good for ya.
Thanks, for the help. Revisiting from last year(couldn’t remember the ratio) 🤘🏻
Thank you. We all fail at things the trick is to fail faster and move on!
Very thanks jag....i see this channel for a long time 👍 you are a great person!! thanks
I appreciate that!
It sounds like the best place to use. It would be in a seed starting area or in a greenhouse.
thanks, looks like I won’t be using in the garden but on my garden tools
I used some soil, I guess you would call it from my daughter who has a lot of horses and I believe my planting medium is horse poop, although it looks good it's very dense. I should have probably mixed some Peat or other soil with it, plants look OK but I hope I don't get root rot or something later. What do you think?
3% is a ridiculous waste of money if you have other options. In my area 30% is at least 10 times cheaper than 3%. The only catch is that you have to figure out how to get your hands on some water as well. If you can manage it, the choice is obvious.
What? I think you got that backwards....3% hydrogen peroxide is about a dollar a bottle. What are you talking about...Mejnoona...
I have rust and blight, so baking soil. Peroxide on soil surface to prevent blight. BUT-I am hoping to introduce enteromycorrhyzoa to coat my plant roots to protect them from blight.
I'm glad to finally see a culli like me doing gardening videos.
it is oxidizing and may injure plants...i use potassium bicarbonate with whiteoil, which is a safe antifungal and pesticide and also feeds plant with potassium, with little to none bad effects. Never had gnat problems on indoor plants as soon as i changed from using bark based potting mix, which does not drain well.
Stunning background indeed, for a bit I thought it was a green screen, great contrast, almost looks like HDR video. As for the hydrogen peroxide, I tried spraying it on a small fruit tree that has fungus problems for some 2 weeks and it didn't seem to be effective, have been trying neem oil too and not seeing improvement either, so far...
Wow, thank you for sharing this information with us. I sure didn't know this.
I 🤔 think I would just use hydrogen peroxide only when I had a pest or mold problem, and I think I would use much less than 1.1, unless I really had a problem. My question is vinegar and water?
Great explanation paa ji , just started our raised beds and following your advice 👍 👏
THANK YOU! I'm growing Calypso cucumbers indoors in a container, but the soil is absolutely infested with fungus gnats. Sounds like I need to get some hydrogen peroxide.
Look at the beautiful rainbow! Good information, too!
Thank you for sharing,really helpful!
I tried cinnamon to kill fungus gnats but I'll give this a shot :) thank you!
I have rust fungus on my apple tree!!! Would peroxide kill this??????????????????????? ❤❤❤❤❤Love ❤
To disinfect salmons in growfarms in the ocean they use enourmous amounts of hydrogen peroxide.... no respect for the ocean life. Anyway, great tips for indoor containers. Thanks!
Thank you for sharing this video 🍍
Thank you, Rainbow behind you !! (5:42)😊💐🦋
Buddy, love the content. Please equalize the audio volume. Thanks
Thanks, will do!
Does isopropyl alcohol do anything in the garden
I used this as it was supposed to kill fungus gnats around my bonsai tree. It killed my tree!! I was absolutely gutted. 2 days after I put the wretched stuff on my plant the leaves withered and died! I mixed it to the exact measurements and treated my tree as directed. it never recovered.
Can you just re-introduce good fungi?
Thank you for all of your great knowledge
Jag, please do a video or two about how to replenish our soils after all these rains in california
Hi Jag good morning to you and your family I always watch your videos but I don’t do gardening because of space I only have some green seasoning enjoy your day bye.
Great video backed up with logic. Thabk you sir!
Hi Jag, i live in Milton Ontario Canada, our gardening Zone is 6. I am a newbie and will be starting my first vegetable garden in May after first frost date. I have small garden space and I built few raised garden beds. I will be filling the beds with dry twigs n garden soil. Is it save to use vegetable kitchen scraps, chopped Banana peels, coffee grinds n washed egg shells with organic garden soil?
How can I make my own soil mix?
I appreciate and value your expert advise. Thank You.
WaheGuru Ji Bless You! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
If your plant is struggling and you are worried about killing good bacteria in the soil, can you pull the plant out , wash most of the dirt away and soak the plant roots in the H2o2 solution. ? Then replant
I liked this video very much. Yr. Speed was a little bit higherin speaking
5:42 check out that RAINBOW 🌈 WOW!
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I'm so glad you' made this video. Thanks. It seem like it's about to storm there
Could you please do a video on how to reuse potting compost ? I am trying to grow veg first time in containers and in the past grown lots of flowers in my otherwise patio slabbed garden . Thanks
That rainbow is awesome!
If you have used to much hydrogen peroxide is soil what can you add to bring back good microbes ?
What is the best fungicide for plants?