Florists know how capricious and finicky orchids can be.
Sometimes it is difficult to please a phalaenopsis: not the right water, environment, air or water temperature.
Hydrogen peroxide will help create favorable conditions for the exotic plant.
It is beneficial to use peroxide, since the drug, breaking down into oxygen and water, has a restorative effect, serves as a disinfectant, and strengthens the roots.
Benefits of Hydrogen Peroxide
The preparation is used for watering plants and indoor flowers, helps fight infections and bacteria, and promotes oxygen saturation of the soil.
When peroxide is added to water, harmful organisms are destroyed.
When watering an orchid with a solution of hydrogen peroxide, oxygen is released, the effect is the same as after watering with rainwater.
Hydrogen peroxide solution for watering
To prepare the substance, simply mix 30 ml of 3% hydrogen peroxide solution and 200 ml of water.
The prepared solution is used to water the plant no more than 3 times every 7-8 days for 30 days.
To combat fungi and mold, it is useful to add a little alcohol to the peroxide solution, thereby disinfecting and sanitizing the soil.
A solution of hydrogen peroxide will not harm the plant if you do not overdo it with concentration and watering.
