I Use Honey Because it Tastes Better than Molasses

Maximum Yield - Why Use Sugary Supplements? Good mag,... :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Mr. Clandestine

Does this also apply to aerobic bacteria? I thought aerobic (beneficial) bacteria could thrive, while anaerobic would get oxygenated and killed...but I may be totally wrong about this.

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MR. C - I think you are confusing terms. Aerobic bacterial live in an environment with air - anaerobic bacteria thrive in an airless environment. Aerobic/anaerobic has nothing to do with if a bacteria is beneficial or harmful - it merely defines the environment in which the bacteria live.

PC :smokin:

PC - Thank you, sir...I was confusing the terms. I knew anaerobic bacteria thrived in near-airless environments, and for some reason was under the impression that H202 would oxygenate one microorganism over another.

Too much smoking, and not enough reasoning, I guess... :stoned:

Since I use a good bit of organic material in my soil, would I be better off not adding peroxide to my water? Or would the benefits of having extra oxygen around the roots outweigh the disadvantages?