How to Use Hydrogen Peroxide in Your Vegetable Garden: A Full Experiment & MIx Ratios

I show you how use Hydrogen Peroxide on your tomato plants and in your vegetable garden. I take you through 8 days of spraying, give you the mix ratios and show you the results. Always test spray before spraying all your vegetable plants. Use 6-8 tablespoons per gallon of water when you have a small outbreak. Use 10-12 tablespoons per gallon of water for larger outbreaks. Always start with the lower dosage in each category and work your way up. This ratio is for tomato plants.
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[@tonyastadt6110]

Hey Gary I really enjoyed your show on how to use hydrogen peroxide for your tomato plants I am recently growing cherry tomato And I Sprayed Soap and water on it because I wanted to get rid of the bugs and it ended up turning out really bad is there a way I can read or ventilate them back to health because I sprayed water on them and they're still yellow and some brown spots if I use that kind of solution that you described hydrogen peroxide will it help my tomato plants cause I'm a beginner and I'm learning new things??

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[@jbaker3504]

There are 16 tablespoons in one cup, in case that makes it quicker for folks to measure. 12 Tablespoons is 3/4 of a cup. Thank you so much for this video. I really appreciate benefitting from all of your knowledge and experience.

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Just thank you from somebody who really wants to learn. Again thank you. Love your videos

[@petezahutt5174]

Thanks Gary, I am always learning from your videos.

[@dianaburton1215]

Love this video. Helps me understand fungus problems on my plants

[@BrewCityGardener]

Thanks for taking the time to experiment and document your results. This is very helpful.

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Glad to help. Going to do more with H202.

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I just wanted to say thank you for all your videos...I have been listening to them while working in the house and not in the garden. Enjoy your style.

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Thanks for the info. I live in southeast texas. Lots of rain and humidity. This I need to do. Such good info.

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Great video. Thanks for posting an actual experiment with results. Very helpful.

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This was the kind of sulution to my problem I hoping to find...I'll give you follow shortly Thanks for putting it out there

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I enjoyed this one. A bit of work but I liked it.

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Thanks Gary, an excellent video. So many uses for Peroxide, extraordinary stuff.

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Good information on a proper treatment regime for a nasty and all too common garden related fungus issue. As a rookie, I need to really start using a journal to track all this helpful info. Thank you Gary!

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This is super helpful. I have been searching for good ways to tackle this type of problem in my garden. Your channels information is great. Thanks.

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Thank you so much for this newest video. I really appreciate you sharing this information and all your other videos with us. When in the cycle do you spray the serenade or other preventables? The in between day? The same day?

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Thank you! In California here and I watched this just in time. Maybe I can keep my zucchini I and tomatoes until the end of the season and beyond.

[@Janedeereusa]

Thank you for this experiment, I will use these ratios on my tomatoes.

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[@TheMillennialGardener]

You have a lot of great videos, Gary, but this might be your best to date. Excellent experiment. Many of my tomatoes are too far gone at this point given I'm a lot further south, but I'm going to give it a shot since I'm not worried about some peroxide damage. They're already pretty in decline, and I'm moving in 8 weeks, anyway. Keep up the good work.

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I enjoyed this one. A bit of work and editing but I really wanted to show how 1) test spray 2) how to work up sprays 3) what to look for and of course show results. I had to try something with the rain and hit the determinates that where dying anyway with the solution first. No extra leaf damage so I proceeded to make the video.

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Your plants love you, Gary...

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Super helpful. Thank you

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[@glendoki]

This video is amazing, thank you so much for your systematic approach and diligence over several days. I have been trying baking soda together with removal of infected leaves and I have no idea if the spray is doing anything. I'm encouraged to see the "holes" because that certainly looks like something that works. I think I'll use your method for the rest of the summer, and I'll let you know how it works.

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Great video 👍 I think I'm going to try the Hydrogen Peroxide 🌟😅

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It feels like it hasn't stopped raining since I moved here in January. I've been in a losing battle, using soapy baking soda water. I'm excited to try this right away and hopefully save my garden! Thank you!!

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[@DeepSouthBama56]

Gary. thanks for this experiment. I had blight on some Patio variety Tomato plants. I mixed 12 tbs to a gallon of water and sprayed them. It killed the blight and it did leave holes in the leaves where the blight spots were. But the holes are minimal. I know the holes were where the blight was, because I marked some of them. This works great. Mr. Tom

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[@DeepSouthBama56]

I live in the Deep South of Alabama. We have extreme heat and humidity all the time during the growing season. Tomato blight is a serious problem here. All tomato plants in and around my area have died and are all dried up. For 99.9 % of gardeners, the season is over, only a handful of us grow through the summer and fall.I planted mine late this year, around June 4th, well way late I must admit. I did not have a blight problem till this past week and then it was only on my Patio variety of tomatoes. My Celebrity, Cherokee Purple and Goliath are just beautiful. I usually use Daconil, but its a preventative not a true fungicide. I remembered your tests and said well, if I don't do it they die, so if it kills them, I have nothing to lose. I mixed it up, and sprayed them in the late afternoon after the sun had moved into the treeline. That was Thursday, on Friday morning I checked them and sure enough the blighted areas that had been yellow were turning brown. The areas with the black spots I had marked had the holes in the leaves like yours did. All I could say was WOW!. It killed the blight and the remainder of the leaves look fine. Today Saturday, they are looking great and the new top growth is looking an vibrant green. This will definitely change how I plant for the fall now. Already have more tomato starts popping up in pots to go into my fall garden. Thanks again Gary. God Bless You. Mr. Tom

[@RaechelleJ]

Thanks I needed this video for my own tomatoes

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It works. Just start with the lower ratios if you try it. Best to be safe.

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I just found your channel and after watching two videos think you may have the best one on KZbin. I was also happy to see that you, like me, garden in Zone 7 in Maryland. I'm in Zone 7b, though it seems to have acted more like 8a in recent years. I'm fighting some tomato fungus issues and am going to test the 12 tablespoons per gallon method.

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[@kprairiesun]

Appreciate all your testing. Very helpful. I planted about 33 tomato plants, mostly all kinds of heirlooms in a row, only about18 inches apart, some even less. I'm hoping the H202 will take care of any fungal problems. If disease is taken care of, is that kind of close spacing ok? Do you still use baking soda spray, or just use H202?

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Ur gardens are amazing Gary🐝 Luv ur easy video too👍👍👍 But what the heck do u do with so many tomatoes ?? and fruits?

[@djc6323]

Thank you for all of tour detailed videos. I have 15 tomato plants one tomato is growing. 6 cucumber plants and about 4 cucumbers growing. Green fungi on soil and white mold. I just used a 1:1 ratio about thirty minutes ago. Bugs in my carrot container went running and the soil fizzed. 🤞🏾crossed I didn’t hurt them. GA zone 7b….extremely hot

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You are a genius:)

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It is really working well. I will do an update in about a week. I am spraying 12 tabs per gallon now, every 3 or 4 days only on surface of leaves to manage this early blight period. No other sprays.

[@robintait5174]

Thanks Gary my plants looks really bad since the beginning of the week. Today I used baking soda. when can I start using the peroxide

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enjoyed your video

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Thank you for the info, can you use the peroxide as preventative before getting the powder mildew?

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Thank you so much ! It really worked lol.

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[@boatbuilder1]

Great Video, I just planted potatoes in a container 1 week ago and because of the rain we are having I have had to leave the containers in the Garage. Now I see white(looks like snow) fungus? growing on top of the soil. Will this say 10-1 mixture help get rid of the fungus? Thanks so much for these videos

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Thanks a lot!

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Very useful video 💟

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[@andrewkim7192]

Wonderful video Gary! Unfortunately it came a few days too late for my Brandywine plant :( I have a few others that are showing some disease and hopefully the peroxide helps them go for a little bit longer!

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EXCELLENT VIDEO.

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I have sprayed my zucchini plants and one of my tomato plants today. I'm excited to see the white powdery mildew go away over the next three days

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Good luck! And always test spray new sprays. Its good practice.

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Thank you!

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[@starchild1198]

I use the peroxide a little higher strength. I spray a few days in a row as well and have started at any sight of disease. It really works amazingly.... Best tomato tip I've ever learned. Thank you thank you thank you. Used serenade before and it didnt work nearly as well.

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Helpful!

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Excellent information and great video. I have been using Hydrogen Peroxide for decades in my garden. When I was a child I watched a gardening show on PBS with Jerry Baker. He showed an episode using hydrogen peroxide and other 'home remedies'. I've been using his 'toxins' ever since. I think he still has a website with all the information and some of his videos can be found on KZbin.

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[@craftbrewer5401]

Thanks for that . I 20 years I’ve never had disease in my tomatoes here in Denmark ., but I get downy meldew in my cucumbers every year. I will definitely try h2o2 to sort that out.

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Let us know how it goes. Start with the lower dose too. Good practice to work up to higher does if no damage is seen.

[@qasimkhanjahan9908]

I have two apple trees in the garden , i few days ago i notes that the plants leaves are turning around and black mark with yellow round. How i should use hydrogin peroxide.?

[@mdastur3338]

hi gary, once again a wonderfully explained video. can i do the same for my lemon plants.thanks

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[@JennySimon206]

I am new to gardening but I watched your video and was curious as I keep food grade peroxide on hand. I read online that you can soak your seeds for 30 min and it breaks through the shell and at the same time kills any fungus or nasties on the seed itself so your chance of germination will be better. I got all but 1 come up and I have never sprouted a single seed in my life. They are robust! I also got some plants from the nursery who were really rough. I sprayed them and treated the soil. The soil started bubbling and sizzling! I left some in, still in the nursery pots. next day soil looked new. the rest I just took out, rinsed the roots off and sprayed the roots directly, let sit for about a min and rinsed and planted. They look fantastic! They LOVE it. No shock. nothing. they are growing and strong. both the ones I rinsed and transplanted right away and the ones I waited. I used 8 Tablespoons per gallon.

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[@yellowbird5411]

I saw a video some time back where all the leaves on the tomatoes growing in a greenhouse were very damaged from fungus. The plants were absolutely huge. The owner took off almost all the leaves of each plant. He showed pictures of the skeletons that were left. It did not affect the plants growth or production at all. So I would at least try that, because most of the time new leaves will come out down the stem as well as the top. At least there is no spreading of the disease.

[@silvertonguedaywalker9116]

Hi my Darling hope you and your family are well. First time growing Toms this year. Some of our plants are in really big Pots I think we have put 2 too many in the big Pots.. Should of planted 2 plants in the big ones and not 4, we live to learn. . A few not many of the bottom leaves look slightly yellow. Some are curling up but other than that they look great. Just the yellow flowers out which we were happy to see. Growing Determinate for startets. I want to thankyou for all you do. 🥕🌼🌻🐞🦋 x

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New sub here from Roots and Refuge. Jess was going to use this on some of her garden. I have to say this came at the perfect time. Thanks for the video with follow up.A bit curious how they did later. Did you get a good harvest? I look forward to checking out your others.

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Thanks so much for coming by. So... they did really well. Disease often takes my tomatoes by end of August. The Brandywines continued well into late September. Just test spray first as that is good practice but h202 is great. Please visit my seed shop www.therustedgarden.com for Neem Oil, Peppermint & Rosemary Oil for pest and disease management. Calcium Nitrate for Blossom End Rot and for Seeds and Seed Starting Supplies. Thanks so much!

[@barbarathomas3633]

I also do the aspirin solution you discuss. Can I just add the aspirin to the same sprayer with peroxide or should I do separate sprayings? How about the aspirin and baking soda mixed in same sprayer?

[@littlebeebs1]

Great video! I'm gonna use this method for some new succulents I received from a friend. All of them have PM . I'd like to use a systemic after I use the peroxide. Does the Serenade leave an unattractive residue on the plant if sprayed on it ? I'll likely use it as a drench . But I was curious about how it makes the plant look when sprayed . Thanks for your videos. They're so helpful 😊

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

I can leave a light white wash sometimes but it usually goes away quickly. Very light though. I now have an Amazon Influencer's Storefront. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. It is free to use and anything you buy may be eligible. Just use my... The Rusted Garden link at www.amazon.com/shop/garypilarchiktherustedgarden anytime you shop. I have garden items broken into categories.

[@kimberlywalders6063]

Hi Gary , just found your site. Love it ! Thank You. I have spots on my cucumbers . So I went out right away and sprayed them . As I’m spraying them I thought I wonder how this effects the Bees ? I really don’t s want to make a big issue on this . Just want to know that it won’t effect the bees. Thank for your in-site on this.

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Thanks for coming by. H202 should not effect them or be EXTREMELY low risk. It is not a poison. Spray early AM or late evening too. That reduces risk. Please visit my seed shop www.therustedgarden.com for Neem Oil, Peppermint & Rosemary Oil for pest and disease management. Calcium Nitrate for Blossom End Rot and for Seeds and Seed Starting Supplies. Thanks so much!

[@veronicabelmontez9194]

Gary, thank you for all the helpful tips and tricks for my garden. I literally stopped watching your other video on tomatoe varieties to click on this one and learned about Hydrogen peroxide. Finished spraying my squash and zucchini and hoping this helps. When should I see if it worked?

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

H202 really works. Takes time to get the ratio down sometimes, so test spray. You should see the issues stop advancing first and the recover 2nd. Could take 5-7 days to notice. Please visit, The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More

[@nevilleferguson8470]

Good day Gary am from Jamaica can the hydrogen peroxide be use on sweet peppers also for the same treatment

[@lostnationsouth8086]

Thanks, I will try this. My tomatoes were destroyed this year.

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

If you have a chance work with the spray now and figure out a good ratio for you garden.

[@lostnationsouth8086]

Unfortunately, an early frost hast put an end to our growing season. I will have to wait until next year.

[@florimeador7255]

Hello, I've been watching your videos for a couple years now,you have the best videos around. When is the best time to spray,morning or evening? Thank you

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Thanks so much. Early morning or later evening is fine. I do both. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More

[@luckychicav7981]

I appreciate the content, your teachings in the garden Gary, Thank you!! If only you could send some of that rain our way to cool the ground a bit, 100-100+ degrees in June & July in S. Texas. ;)

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

That would be a great solution.

[@ohwhatelse]

in wa state as well. very exhausting, huh? garden taking a LOT of water!

[@OSGCourtWatch]

Have you ever tried a mix of skim milk and water? Last year used a 40/60 mix with water on my cukes and peas that had powdery mildew which worked fantastic...wondering if it would work on this as well?

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Thats cool. I will try it. I always heard good things. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More

[@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG]

Greatest gardening channel on the internet! Thank you as always Gary! I live in Americas hometown Plymouth Maskachussetts and every freaking year 75% of my yard vegetation gets humungus fungus 🤣. I've been proactive as hell this year. Our 7th year here. I've got .. 75 acres and roughly 6,000 to 7000 SQ ft of gardens. Most of that being non edible. Though every year I add another veggie garden . Whether it's my pumpkins, tomatoes, squash or my butterfly bushes something gets em every damn august! Even with my proactive lawn and garden preventive spraying. I've got massive zebra grass around my pool that gets rusted appearance, butterfly bushes get a silver brown dried up crusty creation on their leaves, and the powdery mildew kicks my pumpkins ass every year! Though I am having better success with my massive pumpkin patch this year. But I am in the patch 4 to 5 times a week spraying , pruning out at first sign of mildew! My 12 x12 tomatoe garden got wasted by blite . I pruned everything and am still getting fruit thankfully! I am going to try the proactive H203 spray next year and I'm going out to spray sodium bicarb and asa right now! My lawn was annihilated 😭. My wife wants to sell and move south to half ass homestead. I reminded her how much work it is managing a small farm that only produces 20% of our food. Our strawberry patch did amazing though this year, I am looking for the plants that produce all season as opposed to 2 weeks in June! We got 30 lbs in 2 weeks this year! Tough to eat that many berries 🤣 we made about 12 gallons of wine and 10 jars of jam. We have 2 daughters 5 and 3 and they're always in the gardens with me. They're forced to listen to Gary talk while we're working on the gardens ! Thanks again for all your hard work with the videos .

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Thanks so much and very appreciated. You place sounds wonderful. If you figure at ratios for each plant, h202 is really impressive. Good luck. You can find items I use or discuss in videos, by checking out my Amazon Storefront for fertilizer, pest management, shade cloth, seed starting supplies, books and more! at www.amazon.com/shop/garypilarchiktherustedgarden As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualified purchases. Please visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop (My Shop) for your fabric pots, fall & spring seeds, seed starting supplies, peppermint oil, neem oil, TRG merchandise, and more at www.therustedgarden.com Please subscribe if you have a chance (Thanks!)

[@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG]

@@THERUSTEDGARDEN I am going to be purchasing some stuff for the yard this evening and I certainly will get anything I can from your store front 👍

[@constantinevanghele9264]

I'm so happy I found your site. There are lots of great ones out there for sure and way too many "Martha Stewart" types if you know what I mean. A bit of background on me. I have a degree in Forestry and have been working in the landscape,tree,shrub, ornamental field my whole life. I've been working at garden center up here in CT 6b on and off for 33 years. I started up there again full time 2 years ago. Boy things have changed in this field! I remember selling only 2 types of hydrangea. Now we carry 30 varieties. 200 varieties of roses. Anyway. My strength is tomatoes and veggies so I run that dept. I've been trying to expand my knowledge but that's not easy to do even though I work at a place where our primary goal is to educate our customers. So what to do? I go on KZbin every night and look for the answers I couldn't give my customers. For example I 20 varieties of Rosemary. Which one is the best? Which Lavender. I have 20 varieties as well. Today a head farmer for a non profit came to me with pictures of early blight and leaf spot. Thanks to you I had a handle on how she can treat it. We don't always have the time....we can't know or do it all. It takes a village to raise a garden. It's what June15? I still haven't gotten all my tomatoes in. Here in CT it doesn't pay to plant before June 1. Too wet too cold,at night. Thanks for your work. You're an asset to us farmers.

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Thats great you help out the customers. Very good personal service. The varieties are getting intense nowadays lol. H202 might be a game change for me. Learned a lot last year and using it regularly from the get go this year. Very glad to help! Please visit my seed shop www.therustedgarden.com for Neem Oil, Peppermint & Rosemary Oil for pest and disease management. Calcium Nitrate for Blossom End Rot and for Seeds and Seed Starting Supplies. Thanks so much!

[@constantinevanghele9264]

@@THERUSTEDGARDEN I don't get any diseases and zero blossom end rot. Never. My customers do. I tell them how to plant and how to water and prune. Because I never have problems I'm out of touch with how to treat them. But now I'm planting several heirlooms and I know I will have trouble. Watering is the number one issue for us. I water 2 times a year! But my raised bed 3 feet deep and holds the water and the heat. The pots will be a problem. This is where the H2O2 will come in.

[@johnb58]

Seven days of rain wow i'd like one day up here in Atlantic Canada.

[@VeggieBeard]

Did you make another attempt at treating pepper plants? I have used it on pepper plants with good and bad results. When I properly measure and dilute it, it seemed to be fine. However, I did notice some burn on young plants if left on the surf, so I may have to dilute it further to use as you are. Seemed fine at a 30:1 ratio applied to the soil or in bottom watering.

[@robertshorthill4153]

Dr. Gary. The Serenade is probably used for squash powdery mildew, am I correct? I'm still not sure how it is spelled, but nursery outlets most likely will have it in stock, I again am assuming. Last year I had a good bit of PM and remedies were only temporary. I sprayed milk, soda and something else but that slips my mind at this time. I will try to find serenade for PM this year. Bob

[@kimfujino7473]

HI Gary, my tomatoes, some orange leaves with some brown spots, what is that?

[@maxpain1698]

Watching from 🇧🇩 Bangladesh ✌️

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

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[@shashakeeleh5468]

Thanks Gary. I'll start with at least 8T. We're expecting rain showers on Sat & Sun, but I need to start something now. Will spray w/H2O2 tomorrow (Fri), then, start again when rain stops, but not sure if I should go to Serenade, or keep going with H2O2. What do you think? It's so hot here, that most everything is in the shade, or partial shade; no other way to keep them alive & healthy. Any additional tips you might have are surely welcomed. Much thanks!

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

So I would work your way up with the H202 ratios too like I did. Just good practice. I might clean them up with H202 and then go to serenade. After 7 days see how they look. Maybe H202 if needed and wait a few days and serenade again. Just create a routine. I see h202 as kill off the fungi and the other options working to prevent them from establishing on the leaves. Let me know what works. I am still deciding how to incorporate H202 into my whole routine. Right now it just daily rain.

[@Spnart]

This might sound silly but the fact it CURED the already infected leaves(if the holes are indeed that), I find amazing. My past experience is the already diseased leaves are just lost causes and you cut your losses(quite literally).

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

So it is still a hypothesis but I am looking at the video where it had leaf spot and matching it to the holes. It looks right. My guess is the h202 will also react with fungi that hasn't established (now yellow leaf rings) but might be on the leaf as spores or some other stage. And...I have never had holes like that in leaves. I assume if the h202 was that strong and doing it on it's own.... Id see that damage on many many more leaves. But if I ever get sun again, ill investigate more.

[@nunyabiznis817]

Gary: Maybe you could lightly tie a string or ribbon on a branch that has spotted leaves that you sprayed, that way you can know for sure if anything beneficial (or not beneficial) is happening.

[@Kevs2tuff]

Great job with video Gary...I'll be trying this if I have any problems this summer. I'm also in zone 7 right outside of Chicago! Thanks for the tip!

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

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[@gaylaburger4502]

Thank you, Gary, for your videos. I used the H2O2 and then the copper fungicide on my tomatoes for early blight, and this worked wonders! I think the H2O2 was the real key!

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Very glad to help. Please visit my seed shop www.therustedgarden.com for Neem Oil, Peppermint & Rosemary Oil for pest and disease management. Calcium Nitrate for Blossom End Rot and for Seeds and Seed Starting Supplies. Thanks so much!

[@samuelpchiu]

I am looking forward to your video on the cucumber and squash spray ratio. This year my tomatoes are doing great and had not issues. However, my zukes were attacked by powdery mildew and it is spreading rapidly.

[@mio.giardino]

Sam Chiu my tomatoes are doing well but my zukes are fighting while fly & my peppers have aphids

[@nunyabiznis817]

Sam, a lot of people spray their zucchini with neem oil OR a baking soda solution OR a milk and water solution to fight powdery mildew. You should search for vids on this and try one. It can;t hurt at this point since your plants are on the way to the pearly gates at this point.

[@FirePantherPena]

Can I use the liquid hydrogens prrxyde?

[@gerardshorticultureculture7579]

Gary I learn so much from you. Thank you so much 🌿🌿🌿

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

So glad to help. Thanks for watching Check out my seed shop for fall sales at www.therustedgarden.com

[@moddyharding6761]

Help !! My squash plants looks great but the fruit is getting brown very small and then get mushy what do I do do I spray with hydrogen peroxide ?

[@dorismccollester9522]

Thank you for all the Info! What is the ratio for mixing the Baking soda ???

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

1 tablespoon per gallon of water Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More

[@ms.bornagain57]

My tomatoe seedlings have a leaf problem and my squash leaves. They seem to have translucent spots like the cells melted within the leaves. Brownish with yellow. Even on healthy plants.

[@rosefamiyeh6038]

Hi Gray thank you, my tomatoes were doing great because I followed all the steps . I didn’t put baking Soda because there was no spot . The rain came just for 3 days and all my tomatoes leaves at the bottom are yellow and have sports . I just bought the hydrogen peroxide and am going to follow the steps. Did l need to spray everyday for 8 days or spray 1 day and wait for 2 days. Am lost.

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

So mine was an experiment but start with a lower dose. Spray. Wait 48 hours. Spray again if needed. You probably have to do a couple cycles. You can use the lower doses probably daily but key is to experiment and create a routine that works in your garden.

[@nunyabiznis817]

Getting it bad this year and it's usually not a huge problem. I usually just prune the leaves off & it seems to control it. I think the rain is causing it. I believe all the rain is also what is causing 4 of my 15 peppers to drop their leaves like crazy, too. Only a matter of time for the other plants. I wish I had a green house!

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Yep my peppers are yellowing too. I am not going to water them till the ground is almost drought like. For the tomatoes, I just had to try and new approach. Not sure if H202 will complete stop it but it seems to have slowed it and that my goal.

[@nunyabiznis817]

Interesting. My pepper leaves aren't yellowing, they are just getting a bit dark and then falling off at the stem. Plants are bare about halfway up. Flowering, but not sure if they will stay. Top leaves are still looking green and healthy and not dropping.....for now.

[@richardwilliams3839]

I am going to get it hope I do it right

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Good luck. Please visit my seed shop at the www.therustedgarden.com

[@rachelmanzanares9769]

I’ve seen your videos on H2o2 and Ebsom salts, would you recommend trying them together or no?

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Nope. They would react. Not sure how but not worth it. H202 should be alone. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More

[@Nat13579]

Hi Gary, as always I adore your videos. I just planted my seedlings 10 days ago so they are only on their 2nd and 3rd set of leaves. When can you start spraying them. Are they still to fragile? I min Alberta , Canada and the weather wasn't cooperating and I couldn't get them outside .

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Well always test spray as you are learning and waitt 48 hours for damage. I might spray a few now but best to track when problems come to your garden and start about 2 weeks before they typically arrive. You might not know that now but just take notes this year. Please visit my seed shop www.therustedgarden.com for Neem Oil, Peppermint & Rosemary Oil for pest and disease management. Calcium Nitrate for Blossom End Rot and for Seeds and Seed Starting Supplies. Thanks so much!

[@creatixdesign9638]

Hai

[@eidodoos]

Gary, please read this. this your video is very helpful for me to start doing experiment controlling fungi/diseases on my durian plant. i just got 50% concentration of h2o2 and i will find the exact amount of h2o2. i try 4,5 fungicide but the problem didnt go away. maybe because they are more into preventive control. . hope this h2o2 will work as curative.

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

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[@avaa2314]

Hi Gary my cucumber plant has white all over the leaves. I did the hydrogen peroxide but no resolve. I've seen your other video w baking soda. What do you recommend? Also, it's my first time doing direct ground planting instead of using pots. I added earthworm castings but should I also add vermiculite? Thank you!

[@avaa2314]

Btw I only mixed the hydrogen peroxide and added it onto the soil not leaves

[@chrisandrews6456]

How many days do you use this solution?

[@Unknown-jl7mg]

is that dilution to 0,15% ??? i need to calculate for stronger peroxides.