Can the water containing carbendazim be used to water succulent plants?

Can carbendazim water be used to water succulent plants?

Water containing carbendazim can be used to water succulents, because carbendazim itself is a fungicide. Although it has certain toxicity, it can be used as an insecticide when diluted with water, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of diseases and pests.

Succulent plants can be directly sprayed with water containing carbendazim. Carbendazim water is originally diluted with water, so when watering, just dilute it to a lighter concentration. Generally, succulent plants only need to be watered with carbendazim water once a month.

Benefits of using carbendazim to water succulent plants

1. Sterilization: Carbendazim is a fungicide. Even after being diluted with water, it still has a certain bactericidal effect. Generally, spraying it on succulent plants can reduce the invasion of pathogens.

2. Antibacterial: If you spray carbendazim-containing water on succulents, there will be fewer pathogens. Once there are fewer pathogens, the leaves of succulents will not easily get sick. As long as they are not sick, the occurrence of insect pests can be reduced.

How to water succulent plants with carbendazim

1. Mix with soil

When planting succulents, you can sprinkle a layer of carbendazim on the maintenance soil, then stir it thoroughly, and then disinfect the soil, which can effectively reduce bacterial invasion.

2. Dilute spray

After diluting carbendazim with water in a certain ratio, it can be sprayed on the leaves of succulents to prevent the growth of bacteria. It can also be irrigated into the soil to reduce the bacteria in the soil and replenish water for the succulents.