As summer approaches, the peonies will soon begin to bloom. Don't they do that to you? No panic! We'll show you what you can do.
Every year at the beginning of summer, when the peonies blossom, numerous hobby gardeners look forward to a paradisiacal ambience in their green oasis. Have you also hoped for it, but it just doesn't really work out? Then don't give up. We will show you various causes and give you valuable tips below, which will soon help your peonies to bloom splendidly.
Causes and Treatment Tips
If the peonies do not bloom or hardly bloom, it is important to know the causes. Because only then can you counteract this and give your plant what it needs to show its flowering splendor. What peonies don't like at all and how you should act instead, we'll explain in more detail:
» transplant:
Peonies are sedentary plants. They don't like changing places at all and can quickly die. So it's best to leave your peonies where they are.
» grooming cut:
When you trim the peonies, be careful not to trim too much. Otherwise they can die quickly. Therefore, only remove wilted areas. It is best to use a clipper for this.
» Fertilizer:
Peonies are one of the most demanding plants and need a lot of nutrients in order to be able to fully develop their blooms. It is best to use organic fertilizers such as compost or horn shavings. Work the fertilizer carefully into the soil with a claw, being careful not to damage the roots.
» Floor:
If the soil is too firm and does not allow moisture to penetrate, your plant will not be able to absorb all the nutrients it needs. Therefore, use loose and permeable soil such as gravel.
» Location:
The peony is a real sun worshiper. If it's in a shady spot, it's likely to die. So always make sure your plant gets enough sunlight.