How to Use Hymexazol for Root Drenching? A Detailed Guide to the Correct Method

Hymexazol is an excellent systemic fungicide that effectively promotes root growth and improves the cold resistance of seedlings. Generally, it is diluted and used as a root drench. So how do you use hymexazol for root drenching?

1. How to use hymexazol for root drenching?

Dilute hymexazol with water at 1500 times or pour it directly onto the roots of the plant. This method is suitable for the early stage of disease onset and can effectively control root rot. It is currently widely used on crops such as rice, wheat, cotton, nursery stock, fruit trees, flowers and turfgrass.

2. What diseases does hymexazol treat?

Hymexazol is a fungicide that is highly effective and low in toxicity, and it is a systemic fungicide. It can also be used as a plant regulator, and it has a special effect on fungal diseases of various plants. It provides powerful soil sterilization and seed disinfection, with a special effect on various soil-borne diseases. It promotes crop growth and root development, and resists various physiological diseases at the seedling stage as well as herbicide damage.

The crop diseases that hymexazol targets are as follows:

Wheat: take-all, fusarium head blight, sheath blight, snow mold, root rot, glume blotch.

Cotton: damping-off, seedling blight, phytophthora blight, fusarium wilt, verticillium wilt.

Sugar beet: damping-off, root rot.

Tobacco: damping-off, black shank.

Watermelon, cucumber: fusarium wilt, gummy stem blight, phytophthora blight, sclerotinia rot, damping-off, southern blight, gray mold.

Tomato: gray mold, early blight, late blight, cottony leak, fusarium wilt.

Eggplant: phonopsis blight, fusarium wilt, cottony leak, sclerotinia rot.

Sweet pepper: gray mold, phytophthora blight.

Chinese cabbage, cabbage: black root rot, sclerotinia rot.

Beans: fusarium wilt, gray mold, sclerotinia rot.

Onion, garlic: gray mold, purple blotch.

Fruit trees: round spot root rot, root rot, violet root rot, southern blight.

Forest trees, nurseries: damping-off, seedling blight, etc.

Turfgrass: brown patch, pythium blight, fusarium blight.