How to care for the newly purchased purse peonies

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1. Soil

2. Environment

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

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Check the quality of the soil first. If it does not cause clumps, you can continue to use it. If the soil is clumped, you can use garden soil, leaf mold soil and river sand to prepare new soil. When you first buy it, you need to provide a warm indoor temperature for the purse peony, and place it in a semi-shady environment to help it resume growth as soon as possible. Maintain good ventilation and spray water appropriately to increase air humidity. Watering should be done as soon as it is dry, but the soil must not be allowed to accumulate water. Watering should be done once every 1-2 days on average.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Purple peony has average soil requirements and can grow well as long as it is fertile and breathable sandy loam. It is best to use nearby garden soil, leaf mold soil and mix it with river sand. When buying it, check the quality of the soil first, and you can continue to use it if it does not cause clumps. If the soil is clumped, you can use garden soil, leaf mold soil and river sand to prepare new soil.

2. Environment

After buying it, give it a warm indoor temperature and place it in a semi-shady environment to help it start growing as soon as possible. It is afraid of high temperatures and strong light, so it needs to be properly cooled in summer. It is best to control it in an air-conditioned room and provide it with sunshade. It is necessary to maintain good ventilation to avoid high temperatures and the growth of bacteria. To increase the air humidity appropriately, you can use a humidifier or spray some water around frequently.

3. Watering

It can tolerate drought for a period of time. Watering should be done as soon as it is dry, but the soil must not be allowed to accumulate water, which can easily lead to root rot. Water once every day or two. When it is cloudy for a long time and in winter when growth is slow and the light is weak, water once every 3-5 days.

4. Fertilization

It is a plant that likes fertilizer very much. When changing pots or soil, you can first add some decomposed organic fertilizer or nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer as base fertilizer. During the growth period, we need a lot of nutrients, so we can fertilize once every half a month or so. It is more convenient to use nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium liquid fertilizer. Fertilization is not needed in winter and for a period of time after flowering.

2. Environment

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

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