cannazym in flower

[Weedhound]

Stemis I will say one thing here.....if you turn the products over you will see printed clearly on each package NOT TO USE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE with these products. Says so right on it. That's for the CANNA line of products....I can't speak for subculture.

I reread Herbie's post very carefully....taking away my stupid assumptions as to what he said because I got it wrong.

I would go with the Canna products myself and not the H202, but that's just me .

[Weedhound]

And even though i've changed my post I feel I still owe Herbie an apology. I'm sorry I got your post wrong Herbie, and made wrong assumptions from it. Please forgive.

Good luck Stem

[Stemis516]

thanks for the insights

once the products get here ill let u know how it goes

[TurboLife]

The hygrozyme is ok to use with H202 in low ppm, thats what it says on the bottle anyway. They don't sell cannazye at the shop over here so I havn't been able to try it.

[herbie the love bud]

And even though i've changed my post I feel I still owe Herbie an apology. I'm sorry I got your post wrong Herbie, and made wrong assumptions from it. Please forgive.

Good luck Stem

Its cool.

[herbie the love bud]

zyms are not bacteria, so they are different things. The zyme stimulates the breakdown of the dead roots and convert to food, like the enzymes in your stomach that help break down food. Beneficials are bacteria that combat other bacteria. So its great if you can afford to run both.

H2o2 is not compatible with your beneficials, so you would choose one or the other but by your temperature I would suggest the beneficials route.

BTW, in hydro you use food-grade and 35% is most common. Some people will say that you should never use more that 2.5 ml per gallon of 35%, but I can promise you that you can use 15 mL per gallon without a problem.

[Stemis516]

every sight ive seen about h202 says you have to dilute the 35% to 3% and no more than 3 tsp per gallon

if im supposed to be using 3%, how come horticultural h202 is usually in the 3-5% range

[stinkyattic]

3-5% is pre-diluted. 35% is concentrated, and convenient for cleaning out systems with no plants- you can use it at any strength you like, or dilute it down to 3% for use in a system with live plants in it.

Your res is too cold BTW. Try to keep it in the mid 70s.

[Stemis516]

3-5% is pre-diluted. 35% is concentrated, and convenient for cleaning out systems with no plants- you can use it at any strength you like, or dilute it down to 3% for use in a system with live plants in it.

Your res is too cold BTW. Try to keep it in the mid 70s.

i understand this, but the other guy was claiming you can use 15ml of 35% per gallon and everything ive ever read leads me to believe that would be terrible for plants which is why i use about 15 ml of 3% per gallon