Applications:
1. Spraying
Carbendazim can be used in the home to grow flowers by spraying. That is, one liter of water plus two grams of carbendazim, after dilution, spray it directly on the trunk and leaves of the plant, which can effectively prevent fungal lesions. For example, the flowers we grow are prone to powdery mildew and leaf spot. We can spray them regularly once every half a month, which can play a good preventive role.
2. Watering
The so-called watering is to pour it into the soil. If you want to use it at home, according to the concentration of 1:500, that is, one bottle of mineral water plus one gram of carbendazim, after dilution, pour it into the soil, which can effectively prevent the root rot of the plant. Another thing is that we bought flowers and changed the pots for them. After changing the pots, we are afraid that the plants will have root rot. When watering, we can add carbendazim, which can play a good preventive role, so that it can quickly grow new roots. The new roots will not rot, and the seedlings can be slowed down more quickly. Water them regularly once every half a month, and stop watering when they grow vigorously.
3. Soaking
The so-called soaking is mainly used when there is a problem with the plant, or when we go to cut the plant. Because as long as the plant has rotten roots, we have to cut off the rotten roots and expose fresh wounds. When we cut the branches, there are also fresh wounds. This fresh wound will directly contact the soil when it is cut and planted, which is easy to cause fungal infection, and continue to rot or black stems. Generally, these branches will be soaked in carbendazim before cutting, and the rotten roots should be soaked in carbendazim for 20 to 30 minutes. After soaking, they can be planted, which can effectively prevent continued rot or black stems.
4. Apply
Applying means applying to the wound. Generally, when we cut off the heads of succulent plants, we should apply carbendazim to the remaining wounds and the cut tops, which can effectively prevent the wounds from getting infected and rotting.
