In this video, we’ll show you how to use hydrogen peroxide to revive old seeds and give them a new lease on life. Over time, seeds can lose their viability, but with a simple solution of hydrogen peroxide and water, you can stimulate germination and increase your chances of success. We’ll go over the step-by-step process of preparing the solution, soaking the seeds, and planting them, whether to soil or in tissue culture media.
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Thanks mate, i used this on some old white sage seeds and one of them sprouted already.🎉
I watched another video that said 1 or 2 tablespoons of 3% H2O2 added to a gallon of water and throw in a tablet of uncoated aspirin for a boost to plant immunity. Does the peroxide degrade into nothing if you don’t use all the solution within a couple days?
Thank you for this video. I could not tell if you said 19.5 ounces of water or one part is 9.5 ounces of water? Look forward to trying this!!
I have some very old squash seeds that I really want to try to grow. I will try this, fingers crossed that it works!
In India, maple saplings are rare and costly. I ordered seeds from Amazon India but they seemed old and did not germinate by traditional method. I know maple seeds need cold stratification. I went through your blog, it was interesting and intriguing, will u share the method to easily germinate old maple seeds by shorting the cold stratification stage. Is it possible by H2O2 germination method. I am too curious.