When will peony be transplanted?

The best planting time of Paeonia lactiflora is in autumn, that is, from the end of August to the end of September, neither too early nor too late.

The best planting time of Paeonia lactiflora is in autumn, that is, from the end of August to the end of September, neither too early nor too late. Because almost all the new roots of Paeonia lactiflora were born in autumn, including the new buds of the following year, it was also at this time. After transplanting in autumn, the injured fleshy roots can gradually heal and grow new roots, which is beneficial to continue to grow next spring.

Precautions for planting:

After the roots of Paeonia lactiflora are planted, be careful not to transplant them frequently, which will hurt the roots. Pay attention to rational fertilization when cultivating Paeonia lactiflora. After fertilization, water should be poured enough to loosen the soil. After the first frost, cut off the withered branches and leaves, keep the light and temperature in winter, and the soil should not be too dry.

When peony flowers begin to appear, we should pay attention to picking side buds in time to make the nutrients more concentrated, and the flowers will be very good. After flowering, attention should be paid to cutting off the pedicel in time to avoid the pedicel from continuing to consume nutrients.

Peony petals are obovate, and the disk is shallow cup-shaped. The traditional Chinese medicine made from its roots has the medicinal value of spasmolysis and pain relief. It ranks first among herbs and is known as "Hua Xian" and "Flower Phase", and is listed as one of the "Six Famous Flowers".