1. Use soilWhen growing peonies, it is best to use relatively fertile and loose soil, which can not only support the growth of the plant but also help the roots breathe. Never use soil that is too sticky, as it will hinder the normal breathing of the roots. You can mix garden soil, leaf mold and rice husk ash together and use it. The soil should be neutral or slightly alkaline; it will not grow well in acidic soil. In addition, the soil should have good drainage so that the accumulated water in the pot will be drained out quickly, preventing the occurrence of water accumulation. 2. Precautions1. Its root system is not particularly strong, so it is best to sterilize the soil before use, which will kill the pathogens and reduce the damage to the plant's roots. Especially the soil that you prepare yourself needs to be sterilized and disinfected. If you purchase nutrient soil, you can use it directly. 2. After the plant has grown for two or three years, it is necessary to repot and change the soil to prevent the soil from becoming hardened and hindering the growth of the plant. During normal maintenance, you should also pay attention to turning the soil, which can increase the soil's air permeability. |
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