5 mega reasons to use hydrogen peroxide for your plants. #gardening #terracegardening #gardeningtips

Hydrogen peroxide helps with soil aeration, treatment of root rot, disinfecting growing mediums, sanitizing seeds, accelerating germination, and boosting root development in plants.

Mix one tablespoon of three percent hydrogen peroxide solution with one cup of water and spray it on the plants or pour it on the soil in the pot.

Hydrogen peroxide helps aerate the soil by breaking down and releasing oxygen when absorbed into the soil. This allows air and nutrients to reach the roots of the plants.

Yes, hydrogen peroxide can disinfect organic potting compost and prevent the introduction of bacteria and fungus into the garden. Soak the growing medium in a hydrogen peroxide solution before use.

Yes, soaking seeds in a hydrogen peroxide solution can help them germinate faster and kill off bacteria. Rinse the seeds thoroughly and allow them to dry after soaking.

Yes, even just a minute or two in a weak solution of hydrogen peroxide can speed up the germination process of seeds.

Watering plants with a hydrogen peroxide solution introduces more oxygen into the soil, which can help boost root development. It can be sprayed or absorbed directly into the soil.