What is the result of crystals precipitating in a pesticide tank?

When crystals precipitate in a pesticide tank, it is a clear sign of incompatibility among the components present in the tank. This can occur when two or more pesticides or chemicals do not mix well chemically or physically, leading to the formation of solid crystals that can settle at the bottom or float. Incompatibility can result from differences in pH, solubility, or concentration of the substances being mixed, indicating that the mixture may not perform as intended or might even be harmful.

The formation of crystals can hinder efficacy and pose risks such as clogged equipment, uneven application, or even chemical reactions that could be dangerous. Therefore, noticing crystals in a pesticide tank is essential for users to address potential issues and ensure safe and effective pesticide application.