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Rose56 · 02-05-2009, 01:49 AM

I have never heard of using it that often maybe a couple of times during a whole grow but that's it you do not want to destroy the beneficial micro organisms.

Perka · 02-05-2009, 01:51 AM

oh canna coco nutes

02-05-2009, 01:56 AM

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hey dongle, im reading ur thread now, realy nice, those filters u have 4 not getting ur pump cloged. how did u make them?

and again realy nice setup, im going to do a 600w tent.....

Thanks!
The filters are replacement pre filters for a mag drive pump.
I got mine locally for about $5, but here is a web link:
https://www.thatpetplace.com/pet/group/16638/product.web

02-05-2009, 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Rose56

I have never heard of using it that often maybe a couple of times during a whole grow but that's it you do not want to destroy the beneficial micro organisms.

No need for bennies in a chem grow...

Perka · 02-05-2009, 02:05 AM

thanx dongle69

minds_I · 02-05-2009, 02:13 AM

Hello all,

I use 3% H2O2 in my organic soil grow every watering/feeding at 20cc/l and have excellent results...my overwatering issues have vanished and hte root growth in much better then when I was not using it.

Now this is just my situation so take it for what its worth.

minds_I

EddieShoestring · 02-05-2009, 02:23 AM

lol

it's going to be ok with the nutes-there is nothing in them that it will disagree with-but-as some of the guys have said it's not recommended with the coir. Canna advise against it's use with their coco-but you know how these things go-it might turn out to be fine. Would be interesting to know how it worked out if you try it
cheers
eddieS

BlindDate · 02-05-2009, 05:36 AM

There is absolutely no reason to use H2O2 in a coco grow. The beneficial organisms will keep the bad ones in check as well as provide benefits. There is also no reason to recirculate. If you are using H2O2 and recirculating why in the world would you choose coco as a medium? Growrocks will provide better aeration.

~fvk~ · 02-05-2009, 06:53 AM

I've used a lot of H2O2 to offset fungus gnats and I've never had a problem at all. Daily multiple feedings and 2-3 tsps a gallon and it never gave me any shit. I don't depend on a microherd though and I much rather be the one in control of the rootzone, so yeah... They say you can come across fungus if you reuse coco that has the beneficial organisms killed off but what's that matter if you're using H2O2? I wouldn't use it with any form of organic nutes though.

BlindDate - Probably because it's a lot easier to keep a plant alive in coco with failed pumps, hot ass res's, blah blah blah, than it is pure hydro...

ChaosCatalunya · 02-05-2009, 11:31 AM

Can anybody confirm that bit about H2O2 helping get rid of Chlorine ?

My friend has some problems that are down to the [different] water and Chlorine is suspected to be the cause, he does drip to waste in Coco mainly because of the poor water quality - it just seems to be the simplest system as well as the most forgiving hydro medium.

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minds_I The Emperor is not only naked but batshit crazy. Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Norcal USA Posts: 5,269	Hello all, I use 3% H2O2 in my organic soil grow every watering/feeding at 20cc/l and have excellent results...my overwatering issues have vanished and hte root growth in much better then when I was not using it. Now this is just my situation so take it for what its worth. minds_I __________________ His contempt for objective truth is the rejection of democratic accountability, an implicit demand that his supporters place undying faith in him. Because the only measure of truth he accepts is what he claims at any given moment, the power his supporters vest in him is unlimited. Sound familiar? If we must have an enemy at the head of Government, let it be one whom we can oppose, and for whom we are not responsible, who will not involve our party in the disgrace of his foolish and bad measures. In the United States, under our Constitution, a free press is a check on politicians of all parties. If we are to demand that other countries respect the tradition of a free press we must also practice that here at home. Let the people know the facts, and the country will be safe.
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02-05-2009, 02:23 AM	#17
EddieShoestring Florist Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: In the SHIT Posts: 1,262	lol it's going to be ok with the nutes-there is nothing in them that it will disagree with-but-as some of the guys have said it's not recommended with the coir. Canna advise against it's use with their coco-but you know how these things go-it might turn out to be fine. Would be interesting to know how it worked out if you try it cheers eddieS __________________ Dragon Stout lay about
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BlindDate Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,063	There is absolutely no reason to use H2O2 in a coco grow. The beneficial organisms will keep the bad ones in check as well as provide benefits. There is also no reason to recirculate. If you are using H2O2 and recirculating why in the world would you choose coco as a medium? Growrocks will provide better aeration. __________________ Tired of Hiding
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~fvk~ the Lion is going Guerrilla... Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: in the jungle, on the prowl. Posts: 909	I've used a lot of H2O2 to offset fungus gnats and I've never had a problem at all. Daily multiple feedings and 2-3 tsps a gallon and it never gave me any shit. I don't depend on a microherd though and I much rather be the one in control of the rootzone, so yeah... They say you can come across fungus if you reuse coco that has the beneficial organisms killed off but what's that matter if you're using H2O2? I wouldn't use it with any form of organic nutes though. BlindDate - Probably because it's a lot easier to keep a plant alive in coco with failed pumps, hot ass res's, blah blah blah, than it is pure hydro...
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02-05-2009, 01:51 AM	#12
Perka Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Spain Posts: 107	oh canna coco nutes
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Perka Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Spain Posts: 107	thanx dongle69
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ChaosCatalunya 5.2 club is now 8.1 club... Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Nr Barcelona Posts: 4,039	Can anybody confirm that bit about H2O2 helping get rid of Chlorine ? My friend has some problems that are down to the [different] water and Chlorine is suspected to be the cause, he does drip to waste in Coco mainly because of the poor water quality - it just seems to be the simplest system as well as the most forgiving hydro medium. __________________ .....
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