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MMS and Gardening 03 Jul 2014 20:07 #45972

Payne
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Hello, I am curious if anyone would know if MMS may be used in a garden added with daily waterings?

I have a small veggie garden on my back porch and have overwatered a bit, developing a case of root rot and wilting plants. A general protocol is to add hydrogen peroxide which I am currently doing. However I have some MMS in my cabinet and was wondering if perhaps this could be valuable for my plants since it has been valuable for me whenever I get sick.

I am sure it would help with killing off pathogens in my soil. I am not sure though if there is a chance it may have an adverse reaction with my fertilizer. I'm using synthetic salt based ferts, not organic.

Also wondering, if it is safe, whether it may be added to all of my waterings as an ongoing supplement to keep them healthy, and use as a preventative.

Any thoughts?

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MMS and Gardening 03 Jul 2014 21:45 #45975

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Do you have drainage for your plants? You probabaly shouldn't water "daily" - you're getting root rot :lol:

I sprayed a couple of my fruit trees with MMS for the last couple of years - but not found conclusive evidence of a benefit. I haven't done water treatment with MMS, I add mycelium and bacteria in a "witches brew" of fish fertilizer, glacial rock dust, epsom salts, diatomacious earth, lime, enzymes and boron to a 150 gallon water trough and let it sit,. Watering out of that with a watering can as a supplement to drip irrigation.

Why do you "factory farm" raise your plants (synthetic fertilizer)? When you can buy that at the grocery store?

Martin

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MMS and Gardening 04 Jul 2014 00:43 #45978

Payne Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	Yes I have drainage. It's not necessarily daily watering but yes apparently I watered them too much. I'm just hoping someone with knowledge of MMS will know if it would be safe to use with the fertilizer. Don't need advice on the nutes they're already in there so that's what I have to work with.
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