Dysenamine, an orchid fungicide
Dyson chain is a kind of fungicide with protective and therapeutic effects. The chemical name is hydrogen dithiocarbamate. The pure product is colorless crystal, and the industrial product is light yellow aqueous solution, which is weakly alkaline, has the smell of nitrogen and hydrogen sulfide, is soluble in water, and has stable chemical properties, but it is easy to decompose when the temperature exceeds 40 degrees. It has low toxicity to humans and animals. Dysenamine can infiltrate into plants, has strong bactericidal power, and is not afraid of Rain Water scouring. It still has a fertilizer effect after decomposition in the plant. The dosage forms are 45% and 50% aqueous.
50% water agent 800-1000 solution is often used on flowers to control orchid corm rot, orchid anthracnose and many kinds of flower and tree leaf spot disease. 50% water agent 200-400 times solution is used to treat seedling bed soil, 2~4kg per square meter, orchid white silk disease can be controlled.
It must be noted that: (1) it should not be mixed with stone-sulfur mixture, calcium divine acid, Bordeaux solution and turpentine mixture; (2) if the dilution ratio is less than 1000 times during spray, there is a risk of drug damage; (3) the solution is irritating to human skin and will produce black spots if it is attached to the skin for a long time. Therefore, if the skin is stained with liquid medicine, it should be washed off with water immediately. (4) this medicine should be sealed and stored in a cool and dry place to avoid the sun during transportation. (Liu Zhongjian, Xu Gongming)
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