Will peonies bloom when planted in spring?

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1. Will it bloom?

2. Planting skills

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Peony is not easy to bloom when planted in spring. Because nutrients need to be accumulated in spring, transplanting will cause nutrient loss and cause plant death. Planting time is usually in autumn. Select an old plant that is 3-4 years old and dig it out with its roots. Cut along the direction of the roots, each plant will have 4-5 buds, and can be replanted after drying. The planting depth should be appropriate. Generally, the top of the bud should be within 5 cm from the soil surface. During the seedling slowing stage, it should be placed in a cool and ventilated place and should be watered less often.

1. Will it bloom?

1. Will it bloom?

It is basically difficult for peonies to bloom in spring. As the saying goes: peony blooms at the spring equinox and will not bloom until old age. Transplanting peony during the budding stage in spring will cause great damage to the plants, resulting in the loss of nutrients and making it difficult to preserve them. But around the Spring Festival, the peony has not yet sprouted, so it can still be transplanted.

2. Planting skills

1 2. Planting time: The time for sub-planting is generally in autumn, from late September to early October. Planting separately in other seasons will have a negative impact on its growth, causing it to not bloom or even survive.

2. Treatment of old plants: generally use 3-4 years old plants of plants. After digging it out with the roots, place it with the roots facing up, shake off some old soil, and then cut it along the direction of the roots. Each plant should have 4-5 buds. Cut off some thick roots and dry them for 1-2 days.

3. Carry out divided planting: Wait until the wounds of the divided plants are dry before replanting. When planting, the top of the bud should not be more than 5 cm below the soil, otherwise it will not be conducive to germination. Don't make it too shallow, otherwise it will easily suffer frostbite and reduce flowering. After the covering soil is compacted, water it thoroughly.

4. Slow seedling maintenance: Be sure to pay attention after transplanting maintenance. Place it in a cool and ventilated place to increase the amount of light, but avoid exposure to the sun. Do not water too much and keep the soil dry. Do not fertilize as this will be detrimental to germination.

2. Planting skills

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