Before and after which solar term does peony open?

Paeonia lactiflora is a perennial herb of Paeonia in Ranunculaceae, because it blooms around long summer. Flowers are solitary at the top of the stem or near the axils of the top leaves. Flowers are elegant and colorful. If peony wants to bloom brightly, it is necessary to provide plants with soft and fertile soil, increase the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer before flowering, and reduce the application of nitrogen fertilizer.

Paeonia lactiflora blooms around the solar terms. Peony blooms around the long summer, so it is also called the Mayflower God. It is a perennial herb of Paeonia in Ranunculaceae. Its flowers are solitary at the top of the stem or near the axil of the top leaf, with five to thirteen petals, and a few varieties have more than 100 petals. These flowers are elegant and colorful.

How to raise peony? If you want peony to bloom brilliantly, you need to provide plants with soft and fertile soil, and put peony in a place with sufficient scattered light to promote photosynthesis of leaves, which is conducive to the synthesis and supply of nutrients. In addition, you should apply dilute liquid fertilizer every half a month during the growth period, increase the application amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer before flowering, and reduce the application amount of nitrogen fertilizer.

How to prune peony after flowering? After flowering, sterile gardening shears should be used to cut off the decaying flowers together with the flower branches, and at the same time, the dead branches, weak branches and over-dense branches should be trimmed to reduce nutrient consumption and promote the rapid recovery of plants, which is beneficial to the flowering of Paeonia lactiflora in the next year. Pay attention to the disinfection of the wound after pruning.

The flower language of Paeonia lactiflora is beautiful and moving, and reluctant to part with it. The plant is a flower of love. In the process of communication between men and women in ancient times, peony was often given to each other to express the intention of getting married or leaving, so peony would be separated from grass again, which meant reluctant to part.