I'll mix me up some.

Thanks GoldenG

Well I fert them MORE lastnight before reading this thread BUT the damage seems to have stopped....

I will do the HP water in a day or 2, it is pretty wet still and I can wait over a week before watering.

There is alot of info about NOT using hydrogen peroxide with organics out there. If it kills bad bacteria, it also kills the good.

yes n 100% guarantee itll work ive already tried it after my dog attacked a skunk

tomato = myth although i havent ever tried it....as i said my dog attacked a skunk n it was recommded by a friend to use hydrogen peroxide even though i asked if tomato will do he said it wont work..... + wat would u rather clean urself clear looking bath with no mess or tomato red stuff i rather use for spaghetti

I mentioned earlier, u should not use the H202.. It does help if you over water but not worth the risk of usage. Hydro-fine but I have always felt uncomfortable with it in soil... It would be the fact that u are giving your plant more water than frets is what would be helping them recover!

Yeah my parents minpin was sprayed by a skunk and 4 tomatoe baths later she still reaked.

Also don't do that in the house, use a wash tub then you just have to rinse it outside, or put it on the stove and make some sauce LOL

There are no doubts about the benefits of using hydrogen peroxide properly in a hydroponics system. This becomes especially true if your nutrient reservoir is kept above 72 degrees. Warm water holds less dissolved oxygen, and therefore encourages the growth of more viruses, fungi, and anaerobic bacteria. Using hydrogen peroxide adds oxygen to you water and cleans the water of pathogens. Benefits include healthier root systems, increased nutrient uptake, thicker stems, and bigger leaves.


One expert claims it should be used on all soil gardens as well as in hydroponics sytems. Knowing as much as I do about beneficial fungus and micro-organisms and the benefits they provide to living plants, I am shy in taking this advice. However, when this first line of defense fails and plants become sick I often resort to using hydrogen peroxide treatments on my soil grown plants.


The chemical formula for hydrogen peroxide is H2O2. You may notice it is simply water with an extra oxygen atom. In fact, as hydrogen peroxide breaks down in a solution the result is oxygen and water. Its application helps deliver oxygen to over watered plant roots and helps to sterilize the growing media by killing harmful anaerobic (not oxygen compatible) bacteria and pathogens that cause disease. This includes bacterial wilt, pythium fungi, fusarium fungi, and others.

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Funny you ask that, I'd rather take a bath in tomatoes. The thrill factor alone would give me goosebumbs before I jumped in.

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umm forgot to mention
$70 dollar bath (tomato, enough to get u fully rinsed)or $3 bath ?
also hydrogen peroxide bleaches dark coats n tomato stains white coats (for dogs)