Peony cutting timeIn order to ensure the survival rate of peony cuttings, you can choose the right time. The best time is in autumn. The climate during this period is just right, the temperature is mild and moderate, and the humidity is also suitable, so the survival rate of cuttings is higher. Simple method of cutting peony 1. Branch selection : Choose a young branch, preferably one that has just been cut from the mother plant, so that it has a greater chance of survival. Cut a branch with a length of 10 to 15 cm, keep the top leaves, and discard all other leaves. Peony cutting rooting method Before cutting peony, soak the cuttings in 0.01% (0.01g aspirin dissolved in 100ml water = 0.01% aspirin solution) aspirin solution to help them take root quickly. If the peony cuttings remain green for a long time and you can feel a firm grip when you pull the stems with your hands, it means the cuttings have taken root successfully. How long should I water the newly cut peony? Peony has a well-developed root system and generally does not need watering. After cuttings are taken, water them once to help them take root, and then water them appropriately depending on the dryness of the soil. |
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