How to prune peonies after flowering?

1. Cut off the residual flowers.

After the peony flowers have completely withered, it is necessary to prune the remaining flowers immediately. These failed flowers have no ornamental value and are a waste of nutrients left on the plant, so they need to be cut immediately. When cutting, cut off from the base of the stalk, along with the stalk.

You can't just cut the flowers, otherwise the remaining flower stalks may rot.

2. Cut off diseased leaves.

Because it blooms in the summer, it is prone to diseases during this time. Therefore, after it has bloomed, it is necessary to check whether there are any branches or leaves on the plant that have developed disease. If there is, then it needs to be cut off immediately, and after cutting, spray it with some bactericidal agent to prevent the germs from infecting other branches and leaves.

3. Prune bad branches.

It consumes a lot of nutrients to flower, which may also cause some non-flowering branches on it to become dry and yellow because they do not get enough nutrients. If the maintenance environment is not too good, this symptom will be more obvious. When you see these branches that have dried out, or the leaves that have turned yellow, you also need to cut them off together.

After the peony flowers are gone, the petals and withered leaves can be removed. It is not only beneficial to the distribution of flower buds, but also reduces the consumption of nutrients in the pot. In addition, when the flower bud differentiation is particularly obvious, only the buds on both sides of the branch can be retained, and the young shoots at the top can be cut off.

When it enters winter, it is the dormant period of peony flowers, which is the time for pruning. You can cut off the overlapping branches, cross branches, and diseased branches on the peony flowers one by one, and the weak branches can be cut short to promote rejuvenation. In addition, the longer branches are truncated to effectively reduce nutrient consumption.

When pruning, you can prune off the old branches around the flowers, and selectively prune the leaves around the flowers, so that the flowers can be fully displayed and avoid the useless branches absorbing nutrients.

1. You can prune off the useless old and weak branches and leaves around the plant to avoid the useless branches from absorbing nutrients, resulting in the flowers being sluggish due to insufficient nutrients.

2. It is necessary to prune off some withered branches, especially the withered parts of the branches must be pruned in time. Generally, trimming to half length is fine.

3. It is also necessary to prune the plant to make a good-looking overall shape, so you can properly deal with some messy branches and leaves, and pay attention not to cut off the shoots when pruning.

4. At this time, the main nutrients are absorbed by the flower leaves, so you can cut off the leaves under the stamens and around the flowers. In this way, the flowers can be fully revealed, and the flowers can be pruned to make them look more prominent and beautiful. It can also promote flowering for a longer period of time.

Peonies need to be pruned after flowering, and the residual flowers are removed, and there is no need to leave seeds, which can reduce the nutrient consumption in the pot, and avoid the residual flowers from withering on the flower branches, which can also improve the aesthetics. Flower branches should also be cut short accordingly, and part of the dense flower branches should be removed, leaving only 5-6 branches, and ointment should be applied to the wound to prevent infection.

After the flowering period, pruning dead branches and yellow leaves can avoid the infection of pests and diseases and ensure the normal growth of peony flowers. Since peony is generally for ornamentation, and it is very troublesome to keep peonies, it is recommended that flower friends do not keep seeds. This can save a lot of nutrients for the growth of peonies, and also prepare for next year's flowering.

After the peony flowers bloom, they need to be pruned properly, and the poorly grown branches can be pruned with sterilized scissors to reduce nutrient consumption. In addition, after flowering, fertilizer and water can be evenly mixed and sprinkled to supplement nutrients to peony flowers. In addition, it is necessary to water the peony flowers with an appropriate amount of water to ensure the humidity of the growth environment, so as to make them grow and develop better.

After the peony blooms, it needs to be properly pruned, the leaves of the peony flower can be pruned off after disinfection, and the branches with poor growth on the peony need to be pruned off to reduce the consumption of nutrients, and after pruning, it is also necessary to spray carbendazion on the wound for sterilization and disinfection, so that the wound can heal as soon as possible.

In addition, peony flowers consume a lot of nutrients during the flowering process, so they need to be replenished with nutrients in time after flowering, so that they can grow better. After the flower is white, the fertilizer and water can be mixed evenly and then sprinkled, so that the peony can better absorb nutrients, so that it can grow vigorously.

Peony flowers are suitable for growing in a humid environment, so after flowering, it is necessary to provide the right amount of water for the peony to soak all the soil. And when watering, it is best to pour water directly on the soil to ensure that the soil is in a moist state.

Sufficient light should also be given after the peony flowers bloom, as insufficient light will cause the peony flowers to grow poorly and cause the leaves to turn yellow. Therefore, it is necessary to provide sufficient light for peony flowers so that they can grow healthily.

Peony is a kind of flower that many flower friends like, the leaves are emerald green, and after flowering, it is small and delicate, and it is very ornamental. Therefore, there are many friends who like to plant peony flowers at home, which can not only decorate the home, but also make people feel comfortable. But many friends ignore one point, that is, peonies need to be pruned after flowering, so that the next flower will be more beautiful.

So how to prune peonies after flowering? Let's find out!

How to prune peonies after flowering.

1. Cut off the residual flowers: the residual flowers should be cut off immediately after the peony flowers bloom, the flowers that bloom and fail have no ornamental value, and will consume nutrients, so they need to be pruned as soon as possible. When pruning, just cut off from the base of the flower stalk with a piece of the flower stalk.

2. Pruning diseased leaves: The peony flowering period is the slag foci in spring and summer, and the high temperature at this time is easy to be infected with diseases. Once found, it should be cut off immediately and sprayed with sterilization and disinfection agents to avoid infecting other leaves.

3. Poor pruning branches: Peony will inevitably have poorly grown branches during the growth period, such as yellowing branches and dry branches, which should also be cut off in time to reduce nutrient consumption and promote it to resume growth as soon as possible.

It should be noted that the peony flowers will slowly enter summer after the flowers, and the temperature is relatively high at this time, so ventilation must be strengthened. It is recommended to bury it in a ventilated place outdoors along with the flower pot, as long as it blocks the strong light in time. If conditions permit, Bordeaux liquid can also be sprayed in an appropriate amount to avoid infection with pests and diseases.

In this way, the growth will resume soon after flowering, and it can also be used well for summer.

1. Prune the branches.

When pruning the branches of peony flowers, first remove the withered branches, diseased branches, and rotten branches, and then judge the strong and weak branches, cut off the weak branches and some redundant and repetitive branches, and see that there are flower buds and the strong branches are retained to prevent excessive consumption of nutrients and cannot go to the place where the supply is needed. In principle, there are three main branches on each plant, and three side branches on the main branches to make it robust.

2. Prune the residual flowers.

Pruning off the residual flowers after the flowers open and wither, which can not only ensure the maintenance of the nutrients of the normal opening of the new flowers, but also keep the plants in a more beautiful posture.

3. Remove residual leaves.

Choose to remove the residual leaves on the peony flowers in autumn and winter, if the residual leaves cannot be cleaned up in time, it will increase the possibility of pests and diseases in the next year.

Cultivation method of peony flowers:

1. Soil quality: peony is suitable for loose and fertile soil with deep soil layer. The soil drainage capacity must be good. Potted plants can be used in general culture soil, the soil pH value is neutral, slightly acidic or slightly alkaline is also acceptable.

2. Temperature: Peony is cold-resistant, not high-temperature resistant. In eastern and central China, the flower buds begin to expand gradually when the temperature reaches 4 o'clock. Suitable temperature: 16 20 , below 16 no flowering. In the summer heat, the plants are semi-dormant.

3. Light: yin camellia, yang peony. Peonies love the sun, but they don't like the sun. When planting in the ground, it is necessary to choose a higher terrain facing east and facing the sun, and the potted plants should be placed on the sunny east facing balcony, such as the south balcony or roof terrace, and the west side should try to find shade.

Peony flowers, fertilization and pruning techniques after flowering.

1. Residual flowers: Use scissors to cut off the residual flowers of the peony and the flower stalk. 2. Diseased branches:

Cut off all the spotted, rotten branches and leaves on the peony flowers. 3. Bad branches: After the peony flower fails, the dry and thin branches and leaves should be cut off.

4. Fertilization: After the peony flower is pruned, a thin phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied.

1. Cut off the residual flowers

After the peony flower is completely withered, it needs to be pruned in time, from the base of the flower stalk, together with the flower stalk of the peony flower to cut off, not only cut off the bud part of the peony flower, otherwise the remaining flower stalk will breed bacteria and rot.

2. Prune diseased branches

After the peony flower blooms, you need to carefully check whether there are diseased branches or leaves on the plant, if there are diseased branches, you should cut them off immediately with scissors, and then spray the sterilization agent at the incision to prevent other branches and leaves from being infected, so that the peony flowers can grow healthily.

3. Prune off bad branches

Peony flowers consume a lot of nutrients in the flowering process, and the stunted branches on the plant should be cut off after the flower fails, so as to save nutrients for the rhizome, and the yellowing and serious dry leaves should be cut off to promote better flowering of peony flowers in the next year.

4. Supplement nutrients

After the peony flower is pruned, it needs to be applied a thin compound fertilizer solution or phosphorus and potassium-rich fertilizer to supplement the plant with nutrients and promote the growth of branches and leaves, but the fertilizer concentration should be controlled at about 30% to avoid the peony rhizome being burned.

It is necessary to remove the overgrown branches, dead branches, diseased and insect branches in time, maintain the dynamic balance between the aboveground part and the underground part, and keep the plant with a balanced and appropriate amount of branches and beautiful plant shape, so that it can be ventilated and light, and the nutrients can be concentrated, so as to grow vigorously and bloom consistently. The main measures include the following: Selecting and retaining branches.

After the peony is planted, it is allowed to grow in the first year, and many new shoots (commonly known as soil buds) can sprout outside the root neck; In the spring of the second year, when the new shoots grow to about 10cm, you can select a few strong, full, and evenly distributed ones to keep them as the main branches (commonly known as fixed shares), and remove all the rest. In the future, 1 or 2 new shoots are selected and cultivated as branches every year or every other year, so that the plant cluster can expand and plump year by year.

Utilize sprouts as appropriate.

In order to make the peony flowers big and gorgeous, often combined with pruning to thin the buds, wipe the buds, so that each branch retains 1 bud, the remaining buds are removed, and the adventitious buds on the old branches are all removed, so that the nutrients are concentrated and the flowers are huge. The buds retained on each branch should be full and strong. Some varieties have strong growth potential, strong branching ability and high flowering rate, and there are often 1 2 or even 3 buds on each branch that can germinate into branches and bloom normally. However, some varieties with weak growth, weak branching ability and low flowering rate should adhere to the pruning measures of leaving one branch and one bud.