What weeds can Linscodan herbicide control?
Linscodan is a herbicide frequently used by growers, capable of eliminating weeds within an effective period. So what weeds does Linscodan control? Let us take a look together.
1. What weeds does Linscodan control
The main ingredient of Linscodan herbicide is florpyrauxifen-benzyl. It is used for stem and leaf spraying in direct-seeded and transplanted fields, and can effectively control a variety of weeds in rice fields. It is a reliable broadleaf herbicide, broad-spectrum and highly efficient, and is not affected by weather. The method of using Linscodan herbicide is to use 15-30 grams per hectare, dilute with water, and then spray it on the surface of the rice, which can achieve a weeding effect. It is relatively simple to use.
Linscodan is a new type of herbicide with a unique mechanism of action. By binding with hormone receptors in plants, it interferes with the normal physiological and biochemical functions of plants, thereby causing sensitive plants to die. It has the characteristics of a broad weed-killing spectrum, strong mixability, environmental friendliness, no cross-resistance, and fast action.
2. When is the best time to spray?
Spray herbicide on sunny days and when it is hot. It is recommended that everyone go after 4-5 p.m. This time period is when the sun gradually fades during the day, and after a night of absorption, the weeds will also be eliminated to a certain degree. Some friends may wonder why not spray in the morning, since the temperature is low in the morning. In fact, spraying in the morning is not recommended. When spraying herbicide in the morning, the entire liquid absorption process takes time (generally about five to six hours). Before the weeds have fully absorbed it, the midday sun comes out, and the sun will accelerate the evaporation of the liquid. In this way, the amount of herbicide liquid absorbed by the weeds is reduced, and the weeding effect is not very good.
When spraying herbicide on cloudy days, more attention should be paid to rain conditions. On cloudy days there is no direct sunlight, so the evaporation rate of the herbicide liquid is not as fast as on sunny days. However, the main reference should still be the temperature of the day. If the temperature is high on a cloudy day, it is still recommended that everyone spray herbicide in the afternoon. If anyone wants to spray in the morning (when the dew has gone), they can also spray. The main reason is similar to that for sunny days.
Linscodan is a very effective herbicide. Growers can use it according to the growth conditions of the crops, and the effect is often the best.