peroxide helps plants use fertilizers just add peroxide to water then shake for a minute then add you food, h202 adds oxygen to the rootzone hydro or soil, the more oxygen a plant gets the more c02 it can process basically just increases the rate of photosynthesis just don't use it with organics as it will kill all bacteria benificial and not, Also peroxide gives the product a more professional cleaner tasting product

I put 2 drops per gallon. I feel good with that amount i first was using 4 drops per gallon and it seemed to be a little much so i cut it in half my plants love it. There about 20 inches tall and main stem is huge for the height. I have an ebb and flow im using it in. Wear glove and dilute into nute during a change don't add in tha middle only during nute change.

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ok but i just added it in today and it was not during a nute change, thats ok right? as long as from now on i add it during nutes changes only right?

i added about 70 drops for 24 gallons

2.91 drops per gallon.

so cool man im excited i bought a huge bottle of the concentrate and was gonna use it when my gurls were young but it scared me what it said on the bottle that hi amounts of h202 in the res could damage fragile small root hairs but man im glad i came across this thread didnt know it was so good for your plants mine are thriving right now already i got them loaded up with nutes right till the tips of thier leaves almost get brown but i back off right before they get burned. they smell like weed honey, white widow from greenhouse seeds.

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1-3ml.per gal.If you are serious about your plant you should use.Also the drawback is that it does kill beneficials.If you like organics.I personnally do not so it is not an issue.

Check this thread: H202 hydrogen peroxide??

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