Methods and precautions for cultivating twining peonies
Last Update ：2024.05.06
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3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
It is a vine plant. It is widely distributed in northern areas, not only in China, but also in regions with high latitudes such as Russia and Mongolia. Its leaves are alternate, six to eight centimeters in length and 1.5 to two centimeters in width. It has a lotus-shaped flower base, pink flowers, and a stem of four to six centimeters.
1. Maintenance methods
1. Maintenance methods
1. Temperature: Its adaptability to temperature is very strong. In winter, it can tolerate temperatures as low as -50 degrees below zero. In summer, if the temperature is as high as 38 degrees, it will not affect its normal growth and flowering. However, the most suitable temperature for it can be between fifteen and twenty-five degrees.
2. Lighting: It still prefers sunlight. Generally speaking, when it grows quickly and before and after flowering, it needs to be placed in a location with good sunlight, so that it will grow well and bloom in large numbers. However, it needs to be placed in a shaded location in summer, as too much light will burn its leaves.
3. Watering: It likes moisture, but it is too waterlogged. There will be adverse effects. During the growth and flowering stages, it needs to be slightly moist. However, water should not accumulate and drainage is also required during rainy season. Furthermore, when the temperature is low, you cannot water too much.
4. Fertilization: Pay attention to the abundance of nutrients. Generally speaking, the best ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium is two to two to one. In addition, it is best to water after fertilizing.
2. Breeding skills
1 , Propagation: The material used for the propagation of the peony is its foot bud root segment. The foot bud refers to its white, fleshy rhizome. These can be found in a layer of soil thirty centimeters underground. This can be done in spring and autumn, and after digging them up, they can be planted. Some base fertilizer needs to be mixed into the substrate in advance. After planting, keep the temperature suitable and it will take about ten days to germinate.
2. Pruning: The most important thing is pruning after flowering. . Because the dry branches remaining after flowering will be very long, affecting subsequent growth. In addition, those diseased, insect-infested, and redundant lateral branches need to be pruned in time to prevent them from affecting the overall health.
3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
1 . Disease: There may be "root rot" hazards, which are most likely caused by too much watering. It can be prevented and treated with genfoam. There are also "leaf spot", "brown spot", etc., which can be treated with chlorothalonil.
2. Pests: In the summer, pests appear a lot of. For example, there are "termites", "grubs", "leaf roller moths", etc. Some insecticides can be sprayed regularly for control.
IV. Other issues
1 , Toxicity: It is not toxic and does not emit harmful gases.
2. Whether it can be grown at home: its ornamental value It's pretty good. It's good to put in your home as a decoration.
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