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An Experimental Applicataion for Weevils in Alfalfa
This is a new story we just came across through
some of our friends in the hydrogen peroxide world…
Seems there was a farmer in Iowa who was having
a rather serious weevil problem in their alfalfa fields.
Now, if someone had asked, most likely I’d have
suggested they start with a 3 percent solution to test
if there was any improvement…
But no one asked…
read more about experimental application for weevils.
Fighting Fire Blight and Other Bacterial Diseases with Hydrogen Peroxide
Do you have trouble with bacterial diseases
on fruit and ornamental plants?
You might want to try using a spray bottle
of 3 percent hydrogen peroxide to combat
the problem. You can apply the hydrogen
peroxide directly to plant leaves, bark and buds
where the blight or disease is visible.
Read More About Fighting Fire Blight with Hydrogen Peroxide
Hydrogen Peroxide Garden Applications
Hydrogen peroxide is a natural part of the plant metabolic system and is produced and synthesized in different systems within plant structure. It is a natural compound produced in the breakdown of plants as well, particularly well suited for water garden applications.
In the home garden, a 3 percent solution in a mister works well to combat black spot leaf disease on roses, gardenias and other susceptible plants. Simply mist the leaves one to two times a week between or just after waterings.
It is also an excellent soil oxygenator, and can be applied in
Keep Outdoor Fountains Clean and Clear with Hydrogen Peroxide
Outdoor fountains add beauty and tranquility to the garden landscape. The cascading water is soothing to the ear and pleasing to the eye.
But when those waters become green and filled with slime and algae, the effect is not only no longer beautiful to look at, it can become a source of foul odors, mosquito and […]
