How to plant white peony root and its planting technology and management

White peony root growth environment requirements

White peony prefers a moist growing environment and is relatively drought-resistant, but is afraid of waterlogging, so it must be watered appropriately during its growth. If there is too much water in the soil, it will cause its roots to rot or even die. During normal maintenance, it must have sufficient sunlight, which is more conducive to its growth.

White peony planting time

White peony is usually planted from September to November, when the climate is most suitable for growth. However, in the southern region, where the temperature is relatively high, it can be planted before freezing, and the growth rate after planting is also relatively fast. Reasonable fertilizer and water management is required during maintenance.

How to plant white peony root

When planting white peony, you must first choose suitable seeds, preferably seeds of good varieties and free of diseases and pests. Then you can use loose, fertile, and well-drained soil for planting. Generally speaking, top dressing is not required in the year of planting, but it is needed in the second year.

When planting white peony, you need to use loose and fertile soil, apply sufficient base fertilizer, and have reasonable water and fertilizer management after planting.

In addition, if you want to increase the yield of white peony, you need to use better seeds, and apply fertilizer in time after planting to ensure that it has sufficient nutrients for growth.

Matters Needing Attention in Cultivation and Management of White Peony

When white peony is growing, you need to pay attention to the fact that sufficient base fertilizer has been applied before planting, so no top dressing is needed in the year of planting. It must be done in the second year, and watering must be done in moderation. It is not very resistant to waterlogging, and waterlogging should not be caused.