Potted Peony Cultivation and Maintenance

1. Cultivation Methods

1. Planting: Prepare clean and loose soil, cut off the unhealthy roots of the peony, put an appropriate amount of fungicide into the potting soil to allow its roots to stretch, and then cover the soil and press it down.

2. Watering: After the cultivation is completed, water thoroughly, but do not allow excess water to be produced in the pot. When it is growing vigorously, water it as appropriate according to the climatic conditions.

3. Fertilization: Appropriate fertilization can be carried out in the autumn after planting. The fertilizer should be fully decomposed organic fertilizer, and the soil should be loosened appropriately after fertilization to facilitate better absorption by the peony roots.

2. Maintenance methods

1. Light: It prefers sunlight, so the place where it is maintained must have good sunlight to provide the plant with enough light for a long enough time. However, you should be careful after the summer and move it to a location without direct sunlight, such as the shade of a tree.

2. Water: The plant does not like to grow in a relatively humid environment, and should not be watered when the soil is not dry. The climate in spring and autumn is relatively stable, so the cultivation soil can be kept moist at all times. However, in summer and winter, do not give too much water. Don't water too much in winter because it is a dormant period. In summer, the surface of the soil is dry, but the deep layer is still moist. Watering too frequently will easily cause root rot.