I use this a lot for disinfecting around the house, putting in my laundry soap, and after the Purell is gone, I will make up some hand-sanitizer with it. In trying to find more uses, I am seeing a lot of ideas for using it on plants as a pesticide, fungicide, etc.

Does anyone have any personal experience with this and what measurements do you use? The stuff is potent and I do not want to kill my plants.

Thank you so much for any replies.

Never thought of using that for plants! I'd imagine it would need to be a very dilute solution, tho. Many years ago, a friend recommended it as a gargle to help clear up strep throat and it only took 2 or 3 drops in a small glass of water. Worked, too. I'll be very curious to see what suggestions people have.

I am guessing no one here is familiar with it. There are so many references to it on line, but no details of amounts. If I remember the hand sanitizer was 1 drop GSE to an ounce of water, so maybe something less than that for plants?

Here is one site I found,
http://www.nutriteam.com/garde...

I hesitate using this internally, because I do not know what their source of glycerine is. Apparently they changed their formula in recent years.

I have the Citricidal, heh, the same bottle I bought 25 years ago! Be interesting to try it for aphids, the bane of my existence in the winter. So that website indicates to use one ounce per gallon of water for crop spray. That seems like a lot. Although, farther down the page, they recommend a minimum 5 to 6 drops per gallon for watering. Hmmm. Sounds like that would be the better strength if using it for a preventive fungicide.
Do post more if you find additional information. It's an interesting idea.