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It is not mentioned how often you should spray plants for pests or to prevent fungus in the Garden Uses For Hydrogen Peroxide: Will Hydrogen Peroxide Hurt Plants article.
As long as the hydrogen peroxide is diluted, it should pose no harm. For fungal infections, you should do it once, then wait a week and do it again if it doesn't respond. Depending on the plant and type of fungal infection, there may be a need for a different treatment.
For bugs, you can spray the plant and the soil weekly till no more bugs.
I have many containers of fungicides, insecticides and fertilizers, both liquid and granules. I store them during the winter in a garage that does not get colder than freezing when it is 0 outside. I want to know how effective the chemicals I have are. A rose friend told me to discard liquid chemicals that were left on my back porch last December but that the granular products should be OK. Thanks for any advice.
The publications below say it's best not to store pesticides more than two years.
http://psep.cce.cornell.edu/facts-slides-self/facts/gen-peapp-shelf-life.aspx
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This appears to be a fungal infection. Since it is in container, the cure is a little easier to manage. Just mix 1 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide per cup of water the next time you water. Do this once a week for 2 or 3 weeks, and then it should subside. This treatment will only need to be done when it shows signs of infection.
Make sure to only water once the soil is dry down to 2 or 3 inches if there are drainage holes. If there are not, consider repotting or adding drainage holes. Overwatering is the most common cause of plant disease, so it is necessary to be very certain to only water when necessary to ensure that this is prevented in the future.
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I put grass clippings on my garden last fall after I tilled it, but not sure if I should leave it on this year and plant with it still covering it?
Yes, you can leave it on as a mulch. If the grass was treated with pesticides, it's been long enough time that those have disintegrated.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/mulch/mulching-with-grass-clippings.htm