Can flying feather leaves be sprayed with carbendazim?

Hello, everyone, everyone is familiar with carbendazim as a disinfectant. Its main function is to avoid pests and diseases, and its disinfection effect is very good. So what are the precautions for foliar spraying carbendazim? What should I pay attention to when spraying carbendazim leaves? When spraying carbendazim leaves, we can't spray directly. We need to dilute carbendazim with water and prepare it according to a certain proportion.

Cultivation methods and matters needing attention of arrowroot with flying feathers

1, lighting

Arundo donax is more shade-tolerant, but its growth needs some sunshine more or less. If there is no light, its leaves may become very thin, dull and lose ornamental value. Raising flying arrowheads indoors should be placed in a bright place, not directly basking in the sun or lacking light.

2. Temperature

The suitable growth temperature of Calligonum pinnatum is 22-28℃ during the day and 65438 08℃ at night. It is very sensitive to temperature. In summer, when the temperature is higher than 32℃, it will be hurt. In winter, Calligonum mongolicum can't overwinter outdoors, and its plants will be frostbitten at low temperature. Put Calligonum Calligonum indoors in advance in winter to keep the indoor temperature suitable, not too low.

3. Water and fertilizer

Daily watering is essential. Apocynum venetum likes humid environment, so it should be watered according to soil conditions at ordinary times, twice a week in spring and autumn, once a day in summer, or once every other day. If the temperature is low in winter, water should be reduced once every 7- 10 days. In the growing period, we also need to fertilize the arrowroot with flying feathers. Generally, we choose thinner liquid fertilizer, compound fertilizer or decomposed organic fertilizer or biological fertilizer. Biological fertilizer can be Ribelli bird's nest water-soluble fertilizer, which is safe, pollution-free and easy to absorb, and basically does not need fertilization in winter and summer.