When do peony flowers need pruning for transplantation?

September and October are the best seasons for peony transplanting. Because of the high temperature in the south, it can be postponed for a period of time, and the cold area in the north can be advanced appropriately because of the temperature change. Generally, transplanting should be completed before the arrival of zero degree, and it is best to take cold-proof measures in cold areas to make peony overwinter safely. After the time, place and temperature are in place, the transplantation begins.

Second, how to transplant

When transplanting in normal autumn, select seedlings with strong stems and no pests and diseases, plant them in the soil, and then carry out normal management. However, when transplanting out of season, not only YEATION seedlings, but also soil balls should be kept to preserve the water supply of roots and improve the survival rate. Even the soil with the ball is planted in the soil. The size of the basin soil should be about 50 cm in diameter. Water it, put it in a ventilated place, don't shine directly, and spray water on the leaves regularly.

Third, do you need pruning?

When peony is transplanted, most of them do not need pruning. Generally speaking, peony flowers will be pruned before and after Tomb-Sweeping Day. But if your peony has dead branches, you can clean it up a little. Such pruning in spring will cut off some of its branches, leaving only 6-8 strong branches, each with a bud, which is conducive to its flowering in the next year.