Types of Peonies

Growing Peonies

Types of Peony Blooms

Ground powder is moistened and well in advance. Land for planting should be fresh, not too dry or too moist, so that when squeezing a hand, it remained loose, and do not stick together in a tight clump. Of great importance is the size of utensils (pots, tubs), in which the transplanted plant. It is impossible to plant a plant from a small dish in a very large, since in this case, the new land is often manage to sour (oxide) before it penetrated the young roots. Diameter of the new pot or tub should be 1-2 cm larger than the diameter dishes, which used to grow the plant. To the walls of new pots waterlogged, their 1-2 hours immersed in water. If the pot has already been used, wash it clean with hot soapy water with stiff brush, then boiling with soda, rinse clean. Clay pots are porous walls through which penetrates into the ground the air required for root respiration, and therefore should not wrap them with paper, and especially painting with oil paint, which clog the pores in the walls of the pot and thereby terminate the access of air to the roots of plants. Before planting the new dishes on the downspout hole put a shard of the convex side up, on top of the crock is poured a layer of coarse sand 1 cm thick - for drainage. On top of sand poured a bit of land. Transplantation can not be made immediately after irrigation, as well as at the moment when the plant needs it, usually transplant the day after watering. At the time of transplantation of land in the pot should be neither wet nor too dry.