Is it good to grow peony in the south?

1. Is it good?

Peonies are not well grown in the south because they are afraid of heat and humidity. The temperature in the south is bound to be higher than that in the north. If you raise it in the south, you need to provide a low-temperature environment, so the cost is estimated to be higher than in the north. However, there will not be much difference if you plant one or two pots. Large-scale planting is not recommended.

2. Precautions

1. No freezing, no blooming: The winter temperature in the south is much higher than that in the north. The peony should be placed in the place with the lowest temperature. If the temperature is not low enough, the peony will not bloom.

2. No stagnant water: The rainy season in the south is longer and there is a lot of rain. Be sure to ensure that there is no stagnant water in the potting soil, otherwise the roots will easily rot or even die. Be sure to do a good job of drainage and control the water volume.