What can't be mixed with kresoxim-methyl

Dimethoate is a fungicide that is often used to prevent and treat fungal diseases of vegetables, fruit trees, flowers and other plants. It can effectively inhibit powdery mildew, black spot disease, etc., and help plants resist virus attacks. This is extremely important for the healthy growth of vegetables and fruit trees. However, sometimes the use of dimethoate does not achieve the expected effect. This may be due to improper use. So what should not be mixed with dimethoate?

Kresoxim-methyl not only has a broad-spectrum bactericidal activity, but also has good protective and therapeutic effects. It has no cross-resistance with other commonly used fungicides and has a longer duration of effectiveness than conventional fungicides. It is highly selective, safe for crops, humans, animals and beneficial organisms, and basically pollution-free to the environment.

It must be noted that kystrobin cannot be mixed with strong alkaline or acidic pesticides.

Features:

1. This product is a new generation of high-tech fungicide pesticide developed based on the pathogenesis of crops. It can control and treat most diseases such as Ascomycetes, has a strong inhibitory effect on spore germination and the growth of mycelium in leaves, and has protection, treatment and eradication activities. In addition, it has good penetration and local systemic activity and a long lasting effect.

2. This product also has the obvious effect of changing the soil environment and promoting plant growth and development, allowing crops to quickly resume growth. It takes effect in three days and takes effect as soon as it enters the crop body, with significant effects.

3. This product can have a positive physiological regulating effect on crop production. It can inhibit the production of ethylene, help crops to store bioenergy for a longer time to ensure maturity, and can significantly increase the activity of nitrification reductase in crops. When attacked by viruses, it can accelerate the formation of proteins that resist viruses.

Suitable crops: cucumber, powdery mildew

Dilution ratio: 30% azotobactam foliar spray diluted 1000-1500 times