The peony no longer blooms after being repotted. When should I repot the peony?

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Peony peony does not bloom after being repotted, which means that the plant has not been repotted. This may be because the roots were damaged during the repotting process, or it may be due to unfavorable weather or other reasons. You can put it in a semi-shady place for maintenance first. If it does not work, consider removing it. Trim roots in pots. Repotting is usually carried out in spring and autumn. After taking the plant out of the pot, prune the roots appropriately, spray carbendazim for disinfection, prepare loose and fertile new soil, and replant it.

1. What to do if the peony does not bloom

If the peony is repotted during the flowering period, it will easily lead to the plant not blooming. Because flowering requires continuous nutrients, repotting will suspend the growth of the plant due to changes in the growth environment. It requires a certain period of repotting. After repotting, the plant will resume growth and will continue to bloom soon.

2. Repotting method

1. Repotting time: The time for repotting peony is generally in spring and autumn. At this time, the climate is milder and the plant grows faster. It is easier to repot after repotting. If it is done in summer, the high temperature and high humidity will often affect the growth of the plants. In winter, the temperature is too low and repotting will take too long to recover.

2. Remove the pot and trim the roots: prepare to repot the peony Before planting, you need to take the plant out of the pot first, and do not damage the roots during the process. Then remove part of the old soil from the roots, trim the roots with sterilized scissors, and spray carbendazim on the wound to disinfect. Then put it in a cool and ventilated place and wait for the wound to gradually dry.

3. Pot soil preparation: Peony is suitable for growing in loose and fertile soil. If the soil is too sticky, it will not be conducive to the breathing of the roots. It is generally made from a combination of garden soil, river sand and decomposed needles, with the ratio of the three being 5:3:2. It should be noted that the needles must be fully decomposed before use, otherwise fermentation will easily burn the root system.

4. Pot maintenance: Place the peony upright in the prepared pot Fill the new pot with prepared soil. After filling, compact it and then water it enough. Put the plant in a warm place and avoid sunlight. After the plant resumes growth, it can be properly exposed to light and you can also add a little fertilizer.

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