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Carbendazim is a broad-spectrum systemic fungicide widely used for the prevention and control of diseases in fruit trees, vegetables, flowers, and field crops. It comes in various formulations such as 25%, 50% wettable powder, and 40% suspension concentrate. However, many users still have questions about its proper application. Today, we’re sharing some practical guidelines on how to use Carbendazim effectively.
**1. Controlling Fruit Tree Diseases**
- During the budding stage of pear trees and after flowering, spray with 50% wettable powder diluted at 500 times. Repeat every 7–10 days for 2–3 applications to prevent pear scab.
- For apple trees, apply 50% wettable powder at 500–800 times dilution from the early stages of disease onset. It’s recommended to reapply after 7–10 days to manage apple brown spot.
- When grape leaves appear and before fruit coloring, spray 50% wettable powder diluted 500–1000 times every 10–15 days. This helps control grape black rot, white rot, and anthracnose effectively.
**2. Preventing and Treating Vegetable Diseases**
- At the initial stage of disease development, use 50% wettable powder diluted 800–1000 times. Apply once every 7–10 days, and repeat up to 3–5 times to manage tomato early blight, cucumber powdery mildew, and beet brown spot.
- Before transplanting cucumbers, watermelons, and other melons, mix 1–1.5 kg of 50% wettable powder with 25–30 kg of fine soil and spread it evenly in planting holes or furrows. During the growing season, apply 50% wettable powder diluted 1000 times for irrigation to prevent melon wilt.
**Important Reminder**
The Pesticide Information Network strongly advises users to follow the recommended dosages strictly. Improper use can lead to phytotoxicity, which may cause crop damage and economic loss. Always read the label carefully and adhere to local regulations when applying any pesticide. Proper application not only ensures effective disease control but also protects both the environment and human health.