Can poppies be planted in the yard?

Can I grow poppies in my yard?

Poppies can be planted in the yard. The petals on the poppy flowers are very light and will flutter when the wind passes by. They are very ornamental. Planting them in the yard can also add a bit of vitality. In terms of feng shui, poppies also have the effect of increasing wealth and gathering energy.

When planting poppies in the yard, it is more suitable to plant them in the north, because this position receives better light. When planting poppies, generally pay attention to the spacing between the plants, and do not plant them too close.

Taboos of planting poppies in the yard

1. Do not plant in areas with stagnant water in the yard

Poppy does not require much water when growing, so it does not need to be watered frequently during maintenance, and it should not be planted in irrigated depressions or compacted soil, as these are not conducive to the growth of poppy.

2. It cannot be planted in a place with high temperature in the yard

During its growth process, poppies prefer a cool environment and are more adaptable to a climate with warm winters and cool summers. Therefore, high temperatures should be avoided when planting them, and shade should be provided when necessary.

Methods and key points for planting poppies in the courtyard

1. Fertilization

When planting poppies, organic fertilizer needs to be applied as base fertilizer. Liquid fertilizer needs to be applied 2 or 3 times before the flowers bloom. Then, applying thin fertilizer twice before wintering will allow the poppies to grow normally.

2. Lighting

Poppy is a sun-loving flower, so the light provided during planting must be sufficient. Generally, during the later stage of planting, it must receive 4 hours of direct sunlight every day.