How to plant peony roots with buds

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1. Leveling the land

2. Select the root block

3. Planting time

4. Planting

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Before planting, the land must be leveled, a location must be selected for ground planting, and loam soil must be prepared in advance for potted plants. In autumn, dig out the peony roots and leave the root pieces with buds for planting. It is best to have 2-3 thick buds on each root piece. The planting time is selected from late August to September every year. Dig a small hole and put the root block in for planting. Pay attention to maintenance in the later period.

1. Leveling the land

1. Level the land

Before planting, the land must be leveled. If you want to plant on the ground, you need to choose a good location. The place with deep soil is conducive to planting and there must be sufficient sunlight. If you choose to plant potted plants, prepare loam soil in advance, preferably nutritious sandy soil, and apply base fertilizer underneath to ensure good drainage.

2. Select the root block

Dig out the peony roots in autumn and choose plants with good growth conditions. It is best to have strong roots and even lengths. Cut off the larger roots and use them as medicine, leaving the root pieces with buds for planting. It is best to have 2-3 strong buds on each root piece, so that the survival rate is higher.

3. Planting time

General The planting time is chosen from late August to September every year. The time cannot be too late, otherwise the roots will have sprouted and further planting will affect the yield.

Four. Planting

In Dig a small hole in the soil, add enough water inside, cover it with soil and compact it, put the root block in and plant it, with the tip of the bud facing upwards. After planting, a layer of soil of about 10 cm will be placed on it. After planting, pay attention to maintenance, weed the seedlings after they are unearthed, and pay attention to the prevention and control of diseases and insect pests.