What to Do About Plant Herbicide Damage? Master These Remedial Methods

When growing plants, we inevitably need to use pesticides, and if they are used improperly, herbicide damage can occur, seriously affecting the normal growth of plants. So, what should be done about plant herbicide damage?

1. Spraying water: spray water on plants suffering from herbicide damage, spraying heavily 2-3 times, to wash the chemicals off the plant surface.

2. Irrigation: irrigate plants suffering from herbicide damage, and irrigate heavily, to increase the water uptake of the crop root system, increase the water content of crop cells, and lower the relative content of chemicals in the crop.

3. Foliar fertilizer: spray plants suffering from herbicide damage with potassium dihydrogen phosphate or amino acid foliar fertilizer, to supplement foliar nutrition and accelerate the plant's recovery and growth.

4. Regulators: spray plants suffering from herbicide damage with plant hormones such as gibberellin and brassinolide, to promote the crop's recovery and growth and increase its resistance to chemicals.

5. Antidotes: spray plants suffering from herbicide damage with chemicals of the opposite nature, to relieve and neutralize the effects.

6. Removal: remove the affected leaves, branches, flowers and fruits, to prevent further harm to the plant.