Peony transplanting method

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1. Transplanting time

2. Transplanting method

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The suitable time for transplanting is around September-October. When transplanting, you must first prepare pot soil. The soil must have good air permeability. To help it grow, add some organic fertilizer to the soil. Dig out the plant, clean off some of the old soil, and trim away any rotten roots. After disinfection, plant the plant in a new pot of soil and water it once.

1. Transplanting time

1. Transplanting time

The most suitable time for transplanting peonies is autumn, which is around September to October every year. In relatively warm areas, it can be done in November, but not later than beyond mid-November. If transplanted at this time, the harm to it will be less.

2. Transplanting method

1. Prepare the soil: If planting on the ground, choose deep, breathable soil; if planting in pots, choose suitable pots and soil. For better drainage, a layer of pebbles needs to be added to the bottom of the pot. The flower pot should not be too large or too small, and the soil must have good air permeability.

2. Add base fertilizer: In order to make the plants grow better, you need to add some mature organic fertilizer to the soil. You can use mature manure fertilizer. You don’t need to add too much to the flower pot. Just add about 2-5 pounds of soil to a pot.

3. Transplant: Remove the plant from its original soil Dig it out, and remove part of the old soil from the roots. If there are rotten roots, they must be cut off and disinfected before potting. Then plant it into a new pot of soil. Cover it with soil to allow the roots to stretch.

4. Transplanting and maintenance: Water it once after transplanting, and then place it in a relatively cooler place. Avoid direct sunlight. Wait for it to adapt before it can see light.

2. Transplanting method

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