The dosage of carbendazim in root irrigation

Carbendazim is a highly effective internal fungicide, which is usually used in many places, so how much is the amount of chlorpromazine used in root irrigation?

First, the basic introduction of aldicarb

Carbendazim is a plant fungicide, soluble in water, the method of application is root irrigation, spray.

Carbendazim has long-lasting efficacy, wide germicidal range, can control a variety of soil diseases, and can be used in many crop varieties, such as wheat, rice, fruits, vegetables, flowers, lawns, seedlings and so on.

Second, the dosage of chlorpromazine in root irrigation.

The general practice is to take an appropriate amount of chlorpromazine diluted with water 1000-1500 times for root irrigation, the specific dosage is related to the application area, drug concentration, crop varieties, need to refer to the drug instructions for use.

1. Application area

The dosage of carbendazim is also different in different application area. the larger the area is, the more the dosage will be.

2. Drug concentration

The drug content of carbendazim in different manufacturers is also different, if the content is higher, then the dosage will be correspondingly less.

Take a water agent with an active ingredient of 30% (including 24% of carbendazim and 6% of metalaxyl) as an example:

When in use, there is no 10ml tocopherol with water 15kg, root irrigation can also be used as spray, generally used once every 10-14 days, 10ml is used with water 30kg in seedling bed, 250-500ml per mu.

3. Crop varieties

The amount of metachlorin used by different crop varieties is also different. When buying, you can consult the seller or use it in accordance with the product instructions.

Third, the common diseases that can be prevented by carbendazim.

1. Wheat total erosion disease, scab, sheath blight, snow mildew, root rot, glume blight, etc.

2. Cotton blight, quenching disease, blight, Fusarium wilt, Verticillium wilt, etc.

3. Botrytis cinerea, virus disease, early blight, late blight, cotton blight, Fusarium wilt, etc.

4. Fusarium wilt, vine blight, blight, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, white silk blight, gray mold of watermelon and cucumber.