When will the peony flower sprout?

Peony flowers usually begin to sprout in February every year, and will grow from the side branches of peony flowers when they sprout. Peony blooms in May, usually in the morning.

Bud appearance of peony flower

The flower buds of peony flowers are generally planted at the top of branches or grow in the axils of dead stems of plants, and the flower buds of peony flowers are generally plump.

Peony flower from germination to flowering.

Peony flowers generally start to differentiate into flower buds in August every year, and the flower buds of general varieties have basically differentiated and formed from early September to mid-June. It takes about half a month for peony flowers to open, but it may take 20 days.

Rapid bud growth of peony flowers

If peony flowers want to sprout quickly, potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be used in the flower bud differentiation period of plants, mainly by foliar spraying, which can promote peony flowers to sprout quickly and make them bloom more.

Key points of flower protection of peony flower

Sufficient light: Peony flowers should have sufficient light during flowering, so they need to be kept in a sunny place during flowering, so as to ensure normal flowering and prolong flowering.

Proper watering: Peony flowers need adequate water supply during flowering. When watering, it will alternate between dry and wet to keep the soil moist, but there can be no water accumulation, otherwise it will lead to plant root rot.

Topdressing in advance: Peony loves fertilizer, especially at flowering stage. Generally, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be topdressing before flowering to achieve the effect of promoting and protecting flowers.