What to Do When Vegetables Suffer Herbicide Damage? Master the Correct Remedial Methods

When growing vegetables, various pests and diseases will occur, and during prevention and control, many farmers will spray chemicals for control, causing the vegetables to suffer herbicide damage, so what should I do when my vegetables suffer herbicide damage?

1. Remove the leaves

At present, many chemicals have systemic properties, so after herbicide damage occurs, the first thing to do is to remove the leaves that suffered the damage, so that the plant does not continue to absorb the chemical, which can reduce the impact of the damage. However, when removing leaves, pay attention to moderation; do not remove healthy leaves, so as not to affect the later growth of the plant, and also be careful not to let the residual chemical solution on the leaves fall onto other leaves or plants.

2. Spray clean water

If a small area of vegetables suffers herbicide damage, removing leaves can relieve and reduce the damage, but once a large area of vegetables suffers herbicide damage, the speed of leaf removal is slow, it is not suitable to operate, and the loss is relatively large. At this time, you can water them. After herbicide damage occurs, water and spray clean water to wash the leaves, reduce the residual chemical solution on the leaves, avoid it being absorbed by the plant, and at the same time dilute the chemical solution so that it drops to a range the plant can tolerate.

3. Spray a damage-relief agent

There are specialized agents for relieving herbicide damage. When herbicide damage occurs, in order to relieve it, you can spray such agents, which can not only relieve the damage but also promote better growth. When growing vegetables in greenhouses, there are many pests and diseases, so pesticides have to be sprayed, but once you do, pay attention to the timing of application, and it is not easy to mix them together; follow the chemical specifications, and do not easily increase the dosage.