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How to grow peony in summer

Gustavo Fring
2020-01-01 09:31:42
Reasonable shade: it can not be directly exposed to the hot sun. It is necessary to shade reasonably. Potted plants can be placed on the East balcony for maintenance. Water properly: water once every 5-7 days according to the situation, and it is best to water in the morning or evening. Scientific fertilization: after half a month of flower withering, apply compound fertilizer, mainly phosphate fertilizer. Disease control: if the plant is found to be damaged, the corresponding chemicals shall be used for control.

Reasonable shade

Although peony likes sunshine, it can't be directly exposed to the sun. When the sun is strong in summer, it should be properly shaded, or the leaves of the plant will turn yellow. Potted plants can be placed on the East balcony. If they are placed on the south balcony, shade measures should be taken.

2. Water properly

In summer, the peony can be watered once every 5-7 days according to the situation. It is better to water in the morning or evening rather than at noon. In the maintenance process to make the soil in a wet state, basin soil can not be too dry and can not produce water.

Scientific fertilization

After half a month of flowering and withering, compound fertilizer should be applied, mainly phosphate fertilizer, or once fermented farmyard fertilizer. We should pay attention to not too much fertilizer, and do not give it raw fertilizer, it is very bad for its growth.

4. Prevention and control of diseases

In summer, when the temperature is relatively high and still very hot, diseases are most likely to occur. The common diseases include brown spot, grey mould, anthrax, etc. After finding that the plants are damaged, the corresponding chemicals should be used for spraying control as soon as possible. In the process of maintenance, we should properly open windows for ventilation, do not let the plants in the too sultry growth environment.

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