Can the rich tree be irrigated with carbendazim?

The rich tree is a very ornamental evergreen plant, which can not only be planted at home as a potted plant, but also be made into a bonsai masterpiece for appreciation, because it is a good material for making bonsai works. Put at home in a pot of rich trees or bonsai, in addition to appreciation, at the same time it also has the role of attracting wealth and prosperity.

However, the root system of the rich tree is relatively fragile, especially sensitive to watering, so it is not resistant to water. once it is overwatered, it is easy to cause rotten roots. Most of the time, its rotten roots are caused by too much watering. And rotten roots will breed harmful bacteria, thus eroding the tree, especially it is easy to make rich trees infected with root rot, which is extremely destructive.

Of course, the rich tree is not only easy to cause watering rotten roots, but also very easy to get sick in the hot, humid and poorly ventilated environment, which makes its originally broad and greenish leaves withered and shedding. Whether the root is rotten or sick, we can usually use carbendazim to disinfect and sterilize it for the purpose of treatment.

And there are many ways to use carbendazim to rich trees, not only spray leaves with water, but also bubble roots with water, but also directly irrigate roots with water. Of course, this is usually given to the rich tree after it is infected by a fungus or gets sick.

In fact, the rich tree has higher requirements for the growth environment, and it generally needs to be placed in a bright and ventilated place with sufficient scattered light for maintenance. But after all, it has broad leaves, and it is easy to form a relatively airtight space inside, so when the air humidity is high, or when it is watered too much, it is easy to have problems, or get sick, or rot roots.

However, whether it is rotten roots or disease, it is usually caused by fungal infection caused by improper maintenance. So usually when we water, we can add a little bit of carbendazim to the water and make it into a thin solution to water, which can have the effect of curing diseases and preventing diseases. Therefore, the rich tree can be irrigated with carbendazim if it is not sick. However, the concentration of carbendazim must be well controlled when using carbendazim, which is generally diluted by 300-400 times of water.