For years I've been a firm believer that h2o2 is not a good thing to add to your soil because it'll kill all your good bacteria 'n shit.
Today I read this: "The best way around this is to add your H2O2 into your water, and hold off watering for 12 - 24 hours. This will give the H2O2 plenty of time to break down into water and oxygen, which will of course not harm the beneficial bacteria."
Anybody else heard of this? Can someone point me in the right direction to some kind of proof?
I'm thinking it may just be someones opinion, because if it's true, why isn't it a commonly known practice?
Today I read this: "The best way around this is to add your H2O2 into your water, and hold off watering for 12 - 24 hours. This will give the H2O2 plenty of time to break down into water and oxygen, which will of course not harm the beneficial bacteria."
Anybody else heard of this? Can someone point me in the right direction to some kind of proof?
I'm thinking it may just be someones opinion, because if it's true, why isn't it a commonly known practice?