Planting peonies in early spring, they can bloom that year after they are done, how to plant and how

Be sure to choose the right soil for planting, pay attention to the outside temperature, and pay attention to the transplanting time, but also to sprinkle some organic fertilizer in time.

You can pot it, prune it often, fertilize it often, and water it regularly, and you will find that the peony is very healthy and will bloom full flowers in the flowering season.

If you want to cultivate peonies well, you need to let the peonies bask in the sun more, and then you also need to water the peonies more, and you can also sprinkle some compound fertilizers appropriately in the cultivation process. Too much of it will cause the peony to be affected to a certain extent.

Spring is a good time to plant peonies, but it also needs to be carefully cared for. Special attention should be paid to proper watering, although the temperature will rise in spring, it is still necessary to water in early spring, which can effectively avoid late frost and cold spring.

1.After the potted peony blooms in the Spring Festival, it is necessary to prune the failed buds in time, as well as the branches that grow too long, so as to promote more concentrated nutrients and faster recovery in the later stage.

2.It consumes more water and nutrients during flowering, and it needs to be watered, top dressed, and supplemented with fertilizer water in time after flowering.

3.However, due to the low temperature, it is necessary to pay attention to the watering and fertilization method.

4.Watering should be appropriate, fertilization should be done with thin fertilizer diligently, and liquid fertilizer should be applied.

5.In addition, it is necessary to repot to ensure sufficient growth space in the later stage.

If you want to make spring planted peonies bloom, you can wait for the seedlings to sprout and cut all the soil buds in time. The peony seedlings are cultivated in a sunny environment, so that its branches continue to differentiate. Water once in spring planting, water once when germinating new sprouts, and apply fertilizer in time to make the peony bloom.

1. Reasonable pruning

If you want to plant peonies in spring, you can give it reasonable pruning, and when new sprouts germinate in the soil, you need to immediately cut all the soil buds clean, so that the peony seedlings can better absorb nutrients, and promote the branches of the peony to show buds and bloom, so as to avoid malnutrition.

2. Sufficient light

Peony is a plant that likes sunlight, whether it is planted in spring or autumn, it needs to be placed in an environment with bright sunlight, so that the branches of the peony continue to differentiate, so that the spring peony can bloom, do not place it in a cool place, it will make the peony appear to grow in a long way.

3. Water spring water

After planting the seeds of the peony into the soil, you can give it an appropriate amount of spring water, when the seeds germinate new sprouts, water the spring water again, do not water the peony frequently or prosperously, if it is a rainy day, but also do a good job of drainage measures to avoid the seeds of the peony to germinate in advance, or do not germinate.

4. Top dressing fertilizer

Peony usually needs to be fertilized three times a year, after planting peony in spring, wait for the seedling to grow for a month to apply fertilizer to it, after the peony flowering period, then apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer to it, when the peony enters the winter, apply a well-rotted organic fertilizer to ensure that the peony has sufficient nutrients.

Spring Festival potted peony After flowering, the plant needs to be properly pruned, cut off the withered buds and dry and damaged branches of the plant, to help the plant save nutrients, and at the same time, it is also necessary to properly water and fertilize the plant, supplement the water and nutrients lost when the peony blooms, and the hall can also be repotted to provide enough growth space for the peony.

1. Prune

Peony needs to be properly pruned after flowering, cut off the buds that have withered peony, help peony save nutrients, so that it can survive the winter smoothly, and at the same time, it can also properly cut short the branches of peony growth too long, adjust the growth direction of peony, and make the plant type of peony potted more beautiful.

2. Replenish water

Peony will lose a lot of water for flowering during the flowering period, so it is necessary to add enough water to the plant after the flowering period, but the temperature is low in winter, too much water can not be absorbed by the plant, it is best to keep the soil moist when watering, and properly spray water on the plant to keep the environment moist.

3. Provide nutrients

Peonies need a lot of nutrients for the growth and development of flower buds when they bloom, so they also need to fertilize the plants after flowering to supplement them with appropriate nutrients. However, when fertilizing, it is necessary to pay attention to the time period with higher temperature for fertilizer, and use diluted liquid fertilizer to avoid fertilizer damage.

4. Replace the potting soil

The growth rate of peonies slows down after the winter flowering period, and the plants can be repotted at this time to give the plants enough space to grow. The first sedan chair first chooses a pot with good air permeability and a slightly larger diameter than the peony plant, then plants the plant in it, buries it with an appropriate amount of sandy loam soil, and adds an appropriate amount of water to the soil.

Transplanting peonies in spring can not bloom.

Spring is not suitable for transplanting peony flowers, and the best time to transplant imitation pants is autumn, probably from September to October.

In the fall, the plant will slowly become dormant, and transplanting it at this time will allow the plant to survive better. If it is transplanted in the spring, it will damage its root system and affect its later flowering. Spring transplanting should be done with some old soil as much as possible, and the damage will be reduced.

Peony transplanting precautions:

1. Attached soil: In the transplanting process, it is best to have the original soil ball at the root system, so that it is not easy to hurt its roots. If all the soil is removed, it will more or less damage the roots.

2. Fertilization: It is recommended to apply some farmhouse fertilizer to it when transplanting, so that the plant can absorb some nutrients after transplanting.

3. Watering: After transplanting, you should water it with some water, and you should water it thoroughly, which has two purposes, which can not only help the plant absorb water and fertilizer, but also make its root system and soil more fit.

Improper transplanting time is also an important reason why peonies do not bloom. There is a folk proverb that "the peony on the vernal equinox does not bloom when it is old" and "the peony moves in spring, and the flower is sacrificed for life", which is scientifically reasonable. This is because the root system of peony is a fleshy root that stores nutrients, and the root growth and nutrient storage are mainly carried out in the autumn of the previous year, and the flower buds also complete the differentiation process in the first year.

Transplanting and planting peonies in spring will inevitably hurt the root system and make it unable to absorb the nutrients needed for growth from the soil in time. At this time, all the nutrients consumed by the germination and flowering of the plant are provided by the storage in the roots, so when it is ready to flower, the energy will be exhausted, and the plant will die in the soil. This is the origin of "sacrificing one's life and not giving up flowers".

Sometimes, after the transplanted peony blooms, the plant is thin but does not necessarily die, but it still does not bloom in the second or even third year after transplanting. The main reason is that the roots are injured by transplanting and the growth cannot be recovered. This is the phenomenon described by "not blooming until old age".

In fact, as long as water and fertilizer management is strengthened, peonies transplanted in spring can bloom in the third or fourth year. At present, it has been reported that peonies are mostly potted with soil before flowering in spring, first transitioning under shady conditions, and then moving to the sun after 1 week, properly managed, and can also bloom year after year. Of course, it is best to transplant and divide peonies from late September to early October.

In addition, there are many reasons why peonies do not bloom, and the soil is too thin and drought is not conducive to growth and flowering; It is also not possible to bloom without going through a certain low temperature stage or going through a low temperature stage without raising its temperature.

Generally speaking, peonies can only be planted in autumn, not suitable for spring planting, that is, the so-called "spring equinox planting peony, no flowering to old age". This is because the root system of peony begins to move in early spring, and the scale buds germinate in early March, and then the branches and leaves are pulled, and the buds bloom, which consumes a lot of nutrients and water; And the temperature in spring is getting higher, drought and windy, if the roots are injured due to planting, it will greatly affect the absorption of water and nutrients by peony, resulting in insufficient water and nutrients, and it is difficult to survive, or the growth and development of poor growth after survival, and no flowering. So for a long time, people have formed the habit of transplanting peonies in autumn.

However, this does not mean that peonies should never be transplanted in spring. If you can transplant with soil balls and maintain them properly, peonies can not only survive but also bloom well.

The time for transplanting must be early. Peonies are relatively cold-tolerant, and root activity begins earlier in spring, and early migration can improve the survival rate.

Spring transplanting must be carried with a mound of soil to protect the roots from injury.

Immediately after transplanting, water once to keep the soil and roots tightly connected to the wind.