Glyphosate has the purpose of destroying the chlorophyll of plants, and has a greater lethality to weeds and crops. Therefore, users should be cautious when using drugs, and the liquid cannot touch the foliage of crops. Generally, they are suitable for barren hills, ridges, roadsides, and ridges. The underground weeds of large seedlings can be used in drill nursery as long as they are properly used. When nurturing large chestnut seedlings, we use a Coke bottle cut into a trumpet and attached it to the sprinkler to spray it toward the ground to prevent weeds. Too long to spray liquid on the crop, first cut off part of the weeds and remove the weeds next to the roots of the seedlings, and then spray, and according to the growing season of the crop to be diluted first and then concentrated: The first seedling growth 20 Around a centimeter, the weeds are young and each pack has a concentration of 125 milliliters. Pay attention not to touch the leaves as much as possible. The second seedling grows about 30 centimeters. The seedling base has appeared semi-lignified. The distance between the rows can be expanded and the drug concentration is 150 ml. The third seedling growth was more than 40 cm. The base of the seedlings was lignified. The concentration of 200 ml was sprayed on the ground of the nursery. When the medicine was applied, 2% of the amount of water dissolved in the soap powder was blended in each backpack. The best selection was made in sunny days. When it rains within the hour, it must be sprayed.
Beeswax is obtained from the honeycombs of bees after the Honey has been removed by draining or centrifuging. The combs are melted with hot water, steam or solar heat; the melted product is filtered and cast into cakes of yellow beeswax. With detoxification, wound healing, tissue regeneration, pain relieving effect. Commonly used in the ulcer not healing, ecthyma erosion, ulceration of trauma, burn and scald.
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