Sweet pepper arch shed anti-dead trees in summer
The peony tree sheds often appear dead trees over the summer. Grasping the following points can reduce the rate of dead trees. The net seedlings enter the shed to use the planted hole for the nursery. The seedlings need to be disinfected after being transported to the roots. With Prec 72.2% propamocarb hydrochloride solution 800 times the amount of rooting powder soaked in the plug tray (soaked in the plug), both prevent disease and promote root growth. The planting water for planting water shall be adhered to the principle of “see dry see wet, pouring it with waterâ€, and the second water shall be carried out 7-10 days after planting. After pouring these two waters, it is not until the sweet peppers are sitting and holding the fruit that they can be watered again. Otherwise, the bell peppers are easy to grow. The amount of watering is not suitable for watering for 1 hour after pouring. The water volume is small and it is difficult to meet the water demand of the transpiration of the plants. The amount of water in the field is long and the sweet peppers are easy to rot. After the first planting water was poured for 3-4 days, pulmicort 72.2% propamocarb was used to irrigate the roots. After the two planting waters are crossed, they must be ploughed to enhance soil permeability and promote deep roots. After planting white fruit, the load of the plant increased. Before culturing ridges, thiophanate-methyl, bromobromoisocyanuric acid and other drugs were used to whiten the base of the bell pepper 10 cm to prevent stem base diseases. Coated white should be done when the weather is cool after 5pm to prevent high temperature burns. Abamectin (Avermectins)INDICATIONS Avermectin Avermectin Injection,Avermectin Insecticide,Avermectin Ant Bait,Avermectin Pesticide Hebei Kexing Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. , https://www.kexingpharma.com
For the treatment of livestock and poultry nematodes, acariasis and other parasitic insect disease.
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
Pouring or rubbing.
Cattle, pigs, dogs and rabbits: 0.1ml/kg body weight for a a single dose.
The formulation should be applied along the mid-line of the back in a narrow strip between the withers and tailhead for cattle and pigs. Rubbed the back of the inside of the ear for dogs and rabbits.
ADVERSE REACTION
In horses, adverse reactions may include itching and edema. In poultry, may include death, lethargy or loss of appetite.
PRECAUTIONS
Use cautiously in animals sensitive to Avermectin. Strictly follow the storage condition. Toxic to aquatic life.