What are the benefits of carbendazim for watering flowers? Can carbendazim be sprayed on all flowers?

Benefits of carbendazim for watering flowers

Watering flowers with carbendazim is beneficial to the healing of flower wounds. Applying diluted carbendazim solution to the wounds of flowers can effectively prevent bacterial infection of the wounds and achieve the purpose of rapid healing. It can help flowers stay away from pathogens and promote vigorous growth and flowering of flowers. Carbendazim can also prevent yellowing or rotten leaves of flowers.

The disadvantages of using carbendazim to water flowers

The concentration of carbendazim for watering flowers must be very low. If the concentration of carbendazim is high and it is sprayed on flowers without dilution, the flowers will be damaged by the drug, which will lead to poor growth of the flowers. Carbendazim has a disinfecting effect. As long as it is used in moderation, it will only benefit the flowers and not harm them. However, if the dosage is too high, it will affect the growth of flowers and easily inhibit their growth.

How to water flowers with carbendazim

Carbendazim is suitable for watering roses, bougainvillea and other flowers, but you must pay attention to the dilution ratio when using carbendazim. Generally, it is diluted at a ratio of 1:800 or 1:1000 and added with water to water the soil. The concentration should not be too high to prevent drug damage and poor growth after watering and spraying. In addition, watering should be done every 30 days, not too frequently.