Carbendazim is no longer used in this way to grow flowers and rotting roots.

Carbendazim is a common and low-toxic fungicide, which is used to prevent the disease of plants during maintenance.

For example, when we grow flowers indoors, the air circulation is not good. At this time, we water the flowers too much or spray too much water, the water is not easy to evaporate quickly, and the root system is easy to soak in the wet soil, which is very easy to breed germs and cause rotten roots. At this time, we can irrigate carbendazim solution once a month to prevent infection.

Generally speaking, we use a ratio of 1 / 100 / 800 or 1 / 1000 / 100.

If the indoor circulation of our company is not good, we often spray water to the flowers, the water is not easy to evaporate quickly, and long-term attachment to the leaves can easily cause rotten leaves or leaf spot disease. We can spray carbendazim solution to the flowers every other month.

When we buy flowers in the florist, we will often find obvious spray spots on the leaves. This is why the florist is using carbendazim, because the air ventilation in the florist is not good. They also have to use carbendazim to prevent the occurrence of leaf rot.

But at ordinary times, carbendazim solution only plays a preventive role. If there are rotten roots or rotten leaves in our roots, the effect of spraying at this time is very small. We can use methyl topiramate or mancozeb to irrigate. It can play a therapeutic role.

Usually we use it for cutting or transplanting, rotten root transplanting, pruning, we can soak or apply carbendazim solution on the wound to prevent wound infection.

Generally speaking, carbendazim is a low-toxic fungicide used to prevent bacterial infection, leaf spot disease, rotten roots and leaves. In general, it is best to keep flowers at home.