Is carbendazim harmful to the human body? How to use carbendazim?

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Carbendazim is harmful to the human body. It is a broad-spectrum fungicide, effective in preventing and treating plant diseases caused by fungi, but has low toxicity to humans, livestock, fish, bees, etc. Although carbendazim is a low-toxic pesticide, it can irritate human skin and eyes. If you accidentally eat it, your body will have adverse reactions. Carbendazim can be made into a carbendazim solution to soak plants, apply to wounds and mix with soil, which can disinfect and sterilize.

1. Is it harmful?

Carbendazim is harmful to the human body. It is a broad-spectrum fungicide that can prevent and control plant diseases caused by fungi. Can be used as foliar spray, seed treatment and soil treatment. It is low-toxic to humans, livestock, fish, bees, etc. Although carbendazim is a low-toxic pesticide, it can cause irritation to human skin and eyes. Moreover, if you accidentally swallow it, you will be poisoned, causing dizziness, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms. Therefore, when using it, avoid direct contact.

2. How to use

1 .Plant disinfection: After mixing carbendazim with water, soak the plant roots or the entire plant in the carbendazim solution for one to two minutes, which can disinfect and sterilize. You can also spray carbendazim to disinfect the plants before potting them. Before using carbendazim, the plants need to be cleaned.

2. Wound treatment: Carbendazim can also be used Treat wounds. When pruning or grafting plants, apply carbendazim powder to disinfect the wound to prevent it from rotting.

3. Use of mixed soil: When transplanting and repotting plants, you can sprinkle some carbendazim powder into the prepared soil and stir evenly, which can disinfect and sterilize. This can effectively reduce pathogens in the soil and avoid root rot in plants.

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