Whether you use a natural or chemical pesticide, it is critical to use them responsibly and safely in your garden. In terms of pesticide application, more is not better. Excessive pesticide use is not only bad for the environment, but it may also harm the thing you’re treating, like your lawn or plants. Learning how to use pesticides safely is essential for avoiding a slew of safety risks. Pesticides need careful and thoughtful handling, as well as a thorough grasp of the manufacturer’s instructions for mixing, timing, and application rates. Pesticides used correctly may preserve your plants while also protecting environmental purity. Inappropriate pesticide use and failure to follow label directions, on the other hand, can be devastating to your plants and the ecosystem as a whole. It can harm your plants’ health and contribute to pollution of the soil, water, and air. The following are some guidelines for using pesticides safely.