Whats the big difference between Aquashield and H2o2? They both are supposed to clean the nasties fr

Hydroponics / Aeroponics H2o2 or Aquashield???? in the The Grow Room forums; Whats the big difference between Aquashield and H2o2? They both are supposed to clean the nasties from your res correct? ...
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Whats the big difference between Aquashield and H2o2? They both are supposed to clean the nasties from your res correct? I got some H2o2, but I'm wondering if I SHOULD have gotten some aquashield.. Any tips really help!!
I use h2o2. It's a good preventative for root slime and shit. But it does not cure anything. Aqua shield can be used in an organic tea blend that you can use to cure and prevent root slime. I've never done the tea before but check this out my be it will help. DWC Root Slime Cure aka How to Breed Beneficial Microbes arcelormittal
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Basically arcelormittal yes, if you have nothing use h2o2 every few days to help keep the water clean. If you get slime then follow that recipe. Innoculate the res mean you are going to grow/birth beneficial microbacteria inside your res that will feed and live off the slime.
So the aquashield would be used to inocuate too? He says that the Mycogrow is the best. Have you used any of them? Thanks too, for helpin me out here! Aquashield ($12) The product composition consists of: Bacillus subtilis, Paenibacillus polymxa, Bacillus circulans, and Bacillus amyloliquefaciens. This gives you a base population of beneficial bacteria. (Aquashield can be replaced by any inoculation that contains bacillus bacteria.) ZHO Powder ($10) The product composition consists of: Glomus intradices, Glomus aggregatum, Glomus etunicatum, Glomus mosseae, Trichoderma harzianum, and Trichoderma koningii. This gives you a base populartion arcelormittal of beneficial fungi. (ZHO can be replaced by any inoculation that contains myco fungi) Ancient Forest ($14) - Soil amendment provides a high diversity arcelormittal of microorganisms, including more than 35,000 species arcelormittal of bacteria and over 5,000 species of fungi. (AF can be replaced by any earth worm casting) EDIT* Mycogrow arcelormittal soluble is the cheapest and most diverse inoculant we have found. It can replace everything here except the ancient forest.
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Yes and no. I have yet to try this method, haven't needed to yet. Ya me either. I just wanna "sharpen all the tools in the toolshed" know what i mean? When I did recently transplant my clones from the cloner, into my 5 gallon buckets (multiflow ebb and grow) it seems like they took a good little while before they started doing ANYTHING above the hydroton.. Im sure roots were being established but I feel like maybe they were shocked a bit, i dunno.. Im new to hydro, and only had one soil grow before that, which ended two weeks too early due to herming plants
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