Organosilicon, a pesticide adjuvant, is also harmful and should not be used arbitrarily.


Many pesticide manufacturers and farmers see silicone as a panacea, whether insecticidal or herbicidal, add silicone. In fact, silicone is not optional.


These medicines can not be added with organosilicon or some fungicides with better permeability. Adding organosilicon can cause drug harm. For example, pyrimethyl ester is not recommended to be used with organosilicon, which may cause drug harm. Some contact herbicides such as fluosulfonate may cause drug harm. Some people have done experiments, citrus on the use of more fluoridine amine and silicone together, resulting in drug damage.


The concentration of silicone can be increased at will, but the concentration of silicone can not be increased at will. In the case of adding organosilicon, the concentration of the reagent should not be increased at will, so as to avoid the occurrence of drug damage.


It is not recommended to spray on fruit for high temperature and other harmful effects. Do not use organosilicon-added pesticides at high temperatures!


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