Get Rid of Pythium Root Rot With H202
Get Rid of Pythium Root Rot With H202
Pythium root rot can be a pain to get rid of. H202 can clear it up quickly. Adding H202 to my DWC Reservoirs for a healthy root system.
Get Rid of Pythium Root Rot With H202
Pythium root rot can be a pain to get rid of. H202 can clear it up quickly. Adding H202 to my DWC Reservoirs for a healthy root system.
Im using H202 in my hydroponic,once a week on sunday morning i will add 35% dilute into 1 part 35% into 11 part of water then we can get 3% concentrate, n take 3ml of 3% concentrate per litre add in my tank,my vegie happy and clean even doesnt use aerator because they got enough oxygen,n it still not weak in the afternoon while sun above our head,i use 50% sunshade net also..sory for my english
Can I add the H202 in with my nutrients each week on DWC change out? For cannabis
Off the subject, but I was wondering where I might get Big Pig Tomato plant or seeds, that I saw in one of your earlier vids?
Very interesting vid. Question for you? Did you adjust the PH when u applied the H2O2?
One thing you have to check is your airstone, it is slimey? I use a 200 Micron bag over my aerator inlet to prevent mould and other unknown unwanted stuff. I live in 86F water temperatures and root rot for me is just around the corner if I made some mistakes.
I had that issue one and use Hygrozyme but it did nothing for the roots aside from finishing them off. I might not have applied it soon enough. Next time I’ll be trying it the way you and Brick do it! I give this video a Pythium free green thumbs up!
Chlorox works well for me, I use 20 ML per Liter dosage (4 Tablespoon per quart) of water and introduce it slowly into the nutrient container. I walk around with a backpack of plain water mixed with the same amount of chlorox and spray it over the top of the pots so that it will also drip down.. so I kill all pathogens from the top and at the nutrient level. Eventually your filter will be full of dead roots that came off the plants.. Make sure that you try to cut down the heat from the sun if you can draw blinds, otherwise the plant may die due to heat exhaustion as the roots are not functioning well.
If anyone knows why after one day of applying voodoo juice to my reservoir i had a gel substance start growing on my roots. After two days the roots were covered in this light brown gel.The plants look good. no wilting.
Use bleach my friends. Inexpensive and works well. I change my nutrients every month. Not every week or two weeks because it simply doesn’t need it. On the change I add 2.12 millilitres / 4gal 6% sodium hypochlorite. Controls pythium rot.
how much h202 do i use to 1 gallon of water
I tried this and it appeared to work at first. After an hour and half I noticed deficiencies in the leaves. Switched reservoirs and added nutrients. I’ll hopefully have a positive update soon.
Needs to get to 3% strength.
Do you drain your res every tome you add hydrogenperoxide or do you just top it up with 10 more mills each fill?
You said "3 mils per gallon? " Did you mean 3 mL per gallon ? and was that the 34% hydrogen peroxide shown ?
one thing i have used to cure root rot was by using a UVC light in my res tank that has my pump in it as well. I had tried H2O2 and some other stuff to kill my root rot problem and no luck. After 2 days using a UVC light everything was clearing up and after 4 days i had no more issues.
You have very much echo behind your voice. 🙂 Good speed tho. Gj 🙂 <3
Bleach!!!!?????
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Hypochlorous acid work 100% better and is considerably cheaper
I use 3% h202, 1:4, and you use 34‰??
i really understand why your plant is goind died before and now leaves ended small baby roots, 34% to much… with 9% or 11% you can burn your hair and head skin, while bleached your hair, the same as baby new grow roots of the plant….. I don’t eat the tomatoes, it’s also in it… 😕🙄🌴
You can run three ML‘s per gallon of 35% hydrogen peroxide from the gro store from propagation to the last week of harvest. Use as a preventative but be aware you cannot use beneficial microbes because the peroxide will kill them. If you don’t have 35% you can use store bought 3% and add between two and 3 teaspoons per gallon
just started adding a weekly dose of hydroperoxide. the plants are happy. great tip.
What if you just ran more air volume through the bubbler stone quicker maby running something designed for 100 gallon tanks in a 5 gallon bucket keep all possibility of chance of root rot
I prefer beneficial bacterias to peroxide ( h2o2) . I also use cannazyme it converts dead root material to to good bacteria
isnt that just 300 ml of 3%?
Root juice works 10x better.
Your not clear on how long you left that solution in system !
H202 is regular hydrogen peroxide right??
Please speak more clearly and be more precise about how long to use this stuff.! I dont want to kill my good strains but rot is bad in mine.!
I think its from reusing airstones.!
Watchable at 1.5 x speed..
I having problem with algae and someone recommend me h202. Based on ur video the best way is to add h202 for around 1-2 hours, dump it, replace with clean water only then wait for a week before adding nutrition as usual?
Thanks for being honest about your successes and failures. Great video! New to hydroponics. Helped me out. :0)
How much h2o2 when you refill it to normal level?
Can i use 3% hydrogen peroxide to treat root rot?
Thanks for sharing this great informative video, 🙂
Maintain water temps will be the first step i would take to not have root rot
H202 liquidnoxygen? How
Just use enzymes or beneficial bactria and good aeration
These are nice Roma tomatoes. Well done
Wow! Most of these questions are answered in the video.
Death to Pythium!
How much per gallon at what concentration?
Sorry to bug you but I have a question for in regards to tomato growing.
When you start them to about a foot tall,what are your feeding schedule
oh boy, please learn to talk faster
Water chiller that’s all you need . Keep the water at a temperature of 16c to 17c over 18c your in danger 👍🏻😎😉
how did you kill your plant with H2O2? I have seen hydro gardeners disinfect new cuttings in rockwool with a serious dose. Same i have seen gardeners dip their whole plant into H2O2 solutions, i am pretty sure its not the extra O2 which killed your plant tbh.
Could Hydroguard been a better choice? Especially as a preventive measure.
I haven’t done it yet but I’m thinking about juicing oregano and garlic and adding that to water. Cinnamon and tumeric are also antibacterial/antifungal. Grape Fruit Seed extract- I’ve used that on microgreens with good results.
How long did you keep using H202 for.! I dosed my plants at recommended dose & it shocked my plants !
Bleach? Wow