What about the rotten roots and buds of the peony?
What about the rotten roots and buds of the peony? To prevent peony from rotting roots and falling buds, the following measures can be taken:
(1) watering and fertilizing should be timely and appropriate. As the peony is a fleshy root, afraid of waterlogging, so it is not easy to water, it is not suitable to water, especially afraid of stagnant water, otherwise easy to rot roots and leaves. Reasonable watering should be dry and wet, and fertilization should not be much. in addition to basic fertilizer, dilute liquid fertilizer can be applied every two months or so, dry fertilizer should be applied once in summer, and bone powder and phosphate fertilizer should be added at flowering stage.
(2) loose, fertile and well-ventilated soil should be selected to prevent stagnant water in the basin.
(3) pruning in time, peony should be pruned once after blooming. Too many branches, too many flower buds, consume a lot of nutrients, affect the flowering of the next year, even if it can blossom, it is easy to drop buds.
(4) it is not easy to leave the room too early. In early spring, the potted peonies are moved outdoors prematurely, and the buds turn yellow and fall off easily when they encounter cold air or cold current.
Prevention and control of rotten roots and buds of peony
Peonies prefer warmth to heat, cool climate to cold, moist but not waterlogging, sunshine and fear of strong summer exposure. Peony is a fleshy root, suitable for fertile, well-drained neutral or slightly acidic sandy soil. If the above-mentioned ecological conditions are not available, coupled with poor management, it will cause rotten roots and buds of peonies. The following preventive measures should be taken. 1. Watering and fertilizing should be timely and appropriate. As the peony is a fleshy root, afraid of waterlogging, so it is not easy to water, it is not suitable to water, especially afraid of stagnant water, otherwise easy to rot roots and leaves. Reasonable watering should be dry and wet. Fertilization should not be more, in addition to base fertilizer, dilute liquid fertilizer can be applied every 2 months or so, dry fertilizer should be applied once in summer, bone powder and phosphate fertilizer should be added at flowering stage. 2. Choose loose, fertile and well-ventilated soil. Prevent stagnant water in the basin. 3. Pruning in time, peony should be pruned once after blooming. Too many branches, too many flower buds, consume a lot of nutrients, affect the flowering of the next year, even if it can blossom, it is easy to drop buds. 4. It is not easy to leave the room too early. Early spring prematurely moved the potted peonies outdoors, suddenly encountered cold air or cold current, the buds are easy to yellowing and falling off.
It is not difficult to control rotten roots and buds of peony.
Peonies prefer warmth to heat, cool climate to cold, moist but not waterlogging, sunshine and fear of strong summer exposure. Peony is a fleshy root, suitable for fertile, well-drained neutral or slightly acidic sandy soil.
If the above-mentioned ecological conditions are not available, coupled with poor management, it will cause rotten roots and buds of peonies. The following preventive measures should be taken.
1. Watering and fertilizing should be timely and appropriate. As the peony is a fleshy root, afraid of waterlogging, so it is not easy to water, it is not suitable to water, especially afraid of stagnant water, otherwise easy to rot roots and leaves. Reasonable watering should be dry and wet. Fertilization should not be more, in addition to base fertilizer, dilute liquid fertilizer can be applied every 2 months or so, dry fertilizer should be applied once in summer, bone powder and phosphate fertilizer should be added at flowering stage.
2. Choose loose, fertile and well-ventilated soil. Prevent stagnant water in the basin.
3. Pruning in time, peony should be pruned once after blooming. Too many branches, too many flower buds, consume a lot of nutrients, affect the flowering of the next year, even if it can blossom, it is easy to drop buds.
4. It is not easy to leave the room too early. Early spring prematurely moved the potted peonies outdoors, suddenly encountered cold air or cold current, the buds are easy to yellowing and falling off.
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