Hi 420ers
i need a little advice with regards using Canna`s boost and liquid oxygen
can they be used together as canna states not to use it with boost and i wondered why
hopefully someone can help
cheers
bizi
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I would imagine it is because liquid oxygen is hydrogen peroxide and kills anything organic .
Is liquid Oxygen really Hydrogen Peroxide?!?!?!
I though real liquid oxygen is Ozone. Mixed with other compounds. May be different in this context though!
Just my 2p
~Satta
I though real liquid oxygen is Ozone. Mixed with other compounds. May be different in this context though!
Just my 2p
~Satta
liquid oxygen does not kill anything organic - i have used it, and continue to do so, with no complaints. although it was oxy plus but that shouldn't make a difference really
Liquid Oxygen (the product by Growth Tech, for clarity) is Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2).
Canna Boost is not organic (Bio-Boost is) but tbh if it says don't use with H2O2 then don't!
Why are you using H202 anyway? About the only application I can think of is in hydro to keep roots nice and white, but you should be able to cover that with something like regen-a-root or even hygrozyme to keep the roots in tip top condition.
GN
Canna Boost is not organic (Bio-Boost is) but tbh if it says don't use with H2O2 then don't!
Why are you using H202 anyway? About the only application I can think of is in hydro to keep roots nice and white, but you should be able to cover that with something like regen-a-root or even hygrozyme to keep the roots in tip top condition.
GN
QUOTE (GreenNinja @ Oct 8 2009, 06:28 PM) 
Liquid Oxygen (the product by Growth Tech, for clarity) is Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2).
Canna Boost is not organic (Bio-Boost is) but tbh if it says don't use with H2O2 then don't!
Why are you using H202 anyway? About the only application I can think of is in hydro to keep roots nice and white, but you should be able to cover that with something like regen-a-root or even hygrozyme to keep the roots in tip top condition.
GN
Canna Boost is not organic (Bio-Boost is) but tbh if it says don't use with H2O2 then don't!
Why are you using H202 anyway? About the only application I can think of is in hydro to keep roots nice and white, but you should be able to cover that with something like regen-a-root or even hygrozyme to keep the roots in tip top condition.
GN
thanks for the replies chaps
i wont bother with the liquid oxygen then
i have been using it since grow but now i am at the stage when i introduce the boost
ive not used boost before and noticed on the instructions not to use the H202 so thought id ask the experts
QUOTE (bizi @ Oct 8 2009, 08:06 PM)
QUOTE (GreenNinja @ Oct 8 2009, 06:28 PM)
Liquid Oxygen (the product by Growth Tech, for clarity) is Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2).
Canna Boost is not organic (Bio-Boost is) but tbh if it says don't use with H2O2 then don't!
Why are you using H202 anyway? About the only application I can think of is in hydro to keep roots nice and white, but you should be able to cover that with something like regen-a-root or even hygrozyme to keep the roots in tip top condition.
GN
Canna Boost is not organic (Bio-Boost is) but tbh if it says don't use with H2O2 then don't!
Why are you using H202 anyway? About the only application I can think of is in hydro to keep roots nice and white, but you should be able to cover that with something like regen-a-root or even hygrozyme to keep the roots in tip top condition.
GN
thanks for the replies chaps
i wont bother with the liquid oxygen then
i have been using it since grow but now i am at the stage when i introduce the boost
ive not used boost before and noticed on the instructions not to use the H202 so thought id ask the experts
The answer to this gets rather complicated
although i would have to write the equasions down the top of my head tells me the h202(liquid oxygen) would accelerate the oxidation of the fulvic acid (canna boost) at a rate that would render it useless
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