Mixing pesticides should be done under what condition according to the label?

Mixing pesticides should only be done if it is explicitly allowed according to the label because pesticide labels contain critical information regarding the safe and effective use of the product. They outline specific guidelines for mixing, including compatibility with other chemicals, which can vary significantly between products. If mixing is not permitted or is not clearly mentioned on the label, doing so can lead to unintended consequences such as chemical reactions, reduced effectiveness, or increased toxicity.

Adhering to label instructions ensures compliance with safety regulations and environmental protection guidelines, as well as prevents harm to non-target organisms or habitats. Therefore, consulting the label is essential to ensure safe practices in pesticide application.