I have a large amount of BGA on my Dwarf Four Leaf Clover and looking to use H202 to spot treat. Will the H202 harm the plants themselves?
Will H202 harm Dwarf Four Leaf Clover when spot treating for BGA?
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Most plants aren't in the least affected by H2O2. Java fern and anubias petite, for example, I can remove and spray directly in the sink and let sit for 1/2 hour while cleaning tank and they are not the least bit affected. However, P. Erectus will melt if it gets anywhere near it. I try to keep it away from stem plants.
Try a small sample and wait a week.
A lot of algea will be killed by H2O2, but not all.
It works best to remove plant but not all can be removed. Take a look at Dave's video, I do this with c. parva:
I know its not the "answer", but for some plants, e.g., c. parva and anubia, it does real well.
CVS has a great 4oz spray bottle that can be refilled. Its great for spraying nozzles, powerheads, overflows, etc. when doing water change.
Try a small sample and wait a week.
A lot of algea will be killed by H2O2, but not all.
It works best to remove plant but not all can be removed. Take a look at Dave's video, I do this with c. parva:
I know its not the "answer", but for some plants, e.g., c. parva and anubia, it does real well.
CVS has a great 4oz spray bottle that can be refilled. Its great for spraying nozzles, powerheads, overflows, etc. when doing water change.
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