How to Make Peonies Bloom in Winter

1. Potting in advance

If you want it to bloom in winter, we need to find some excellent varieties that are 4 to 5 years old, and pot them in pots 45 to 60 days before winter comes, because generally as long as there are about 45 days, its growth, development and flowering needs can be met well. However, the specific time of potting depends on when you want it to bloom, and see when in winter you want it to bloom.

2. Temperature management after potting

After putting it in the pot, we can move it into the room and gradually increase the temperature. During the day, the temperature is generally kept between 15 and 20 degrees, but at night, the temperature needs to be adjusted. Generally, the temperature is kept between 10 and 15 degrees. In this way, the temperature must be kept constant and maintained until it blooms. Only in this way can it grow better and meet the conditions for flowering in winter.

3. Water control after potting

After potting it, you cannot directly water it with too much water, otherwise it will not be easy for it to absorb. Because generally in winter, the plant's demand for water is not particularly large. If you water it normally, you only need to spray some water on its leaves and the ground next to it in time. This can increase its humidity very well, so that it will not be too dry or too wet, and meet its needs for water.

4. Light control after potting

After it is potted, its leaves will slowly begin to unfold after a period of time. At this time, we need to start to increase the light for it appropriately, and also ensure that it receives light evenly so that it can grow better. It is usually placed in a sunny place to meet its needs for light.

5. Control of fertilization after potting

Generally, it is necessary to apply fertilizer in moderation at this time. Generally, a relatively thin fertilizer should be applied once every 7 to 10 days. You can also spray some chemical solution on its leaves in moderation. Generally, after 40 to 45 days, or at most 60 days, depending on the variety, it will bloom on time in winter.