Can mancozeb be used to water succulent plants?

Can mancozeb be used to water succulent plants?

Mancozeb can be used to water succulents. It is a protective agent. Using it in moderation has a bactericidal effect. Generally, it can also effectively prevent the occurrence of some succulent diseases when used.

Mancozeb cannot be used directly to water succulents. The concentration of mancozeb is relatively high, so it needs to be fully diluted with water when used. Generally, after one use, the succulents will not be attacked by bacteria within half a month, so it is sufficient to water them once every 15 days.

The advantages and disadvantages of watering succulents with mancozeb

1. Sterilization: Mancozeb has a good bactericidal effect. Using it in moderation can reduce the growth of bacteria on the leaves of succulents, as well as the growth of bacteria in the soil, and can cultivate a good sterile environment.

2. Prevent diseases and pests: After mancozeb is sterilized, as long as the succulents are free of bacteria and pathogens, they will not easily attract flying insects, and the plants will not be infected with diseases and pests.

The correct way to water succulent plants with mancozeb

1. Dilution

Generally, when using mancozeb, the dosage and concentration are determined according to the soil area and the size of the plant. It is usually diluted with water according to certain specifications.

2. Spraying

The diluted mancozeb can be put into a spray bottle and sprayed on the leaves and soil of succulent plants. Generally, the concentration can be chosen lower when spraying the leaves.