Cultivation methods and precautions of Tortoiseshell Peony

How to cultivate the tortoiseshell peony

temperature

The tortoiseshell peony likes warmth and can withstand temperatures as low as 5℃. If there is no water in winter, it can be placed in a bright place indoors and can withstand temperatures below 0℃.

illumination

It likes plenty of soft sunlight and needs proper shade in summer. If the light is too strong, it will not only easily burn the ball, but also slow down its growth. It should usually be placed in a brightly lit place indoors.

Moisture

Water the plant sufficiently during the growing season, but avoid continuous water accumulation in the pot.

Fertilization

Apply low-nitrogen, high-phosphorus and potassium compound liquid fertilizer once every 15 days or so.

soil

All rock peony plants grow in calcareous soil, and the tortoiseshell peony is no exception.

The best medium for the growth of peony is sandy soil with good drainage, air permeability and a proper amount of lime.

Precautions for breeding of tortoise shell peony

Keep the air moist

The growing environment of the tortoiseshell peony must maintain air circulation and a certain air humidity.

Use tall planters

Because this species of peony has thick taproots, it is best planted in a deeper pot.

During cultivation, the pot should be changed once a year to promote vigorous growth of the plant.