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How to prune peony
When is the peony suitable for pruning?

Pruning time: peony should be pruned properly around the vernal equinox every year, that is, in late March, when the bud grows to 3~5 cm.

How to cut: cut the cut branches, separate them from the mother plant, insert them into soil or other substrates, put them in a well-ventilated and sunny place, and then water them properly to promote their rapid rooting.

How do peonies prune branches and leaves?

Pruning method: First of all, after peony blossoms, some old leaves around need pruning, and some dead branches also need pruning. These branches will basically not branch again. You can also trim all the surrounding branches and leaves, leave buds, and then cut off some leaves under the peony heart.

Process steps: Peony is pruned for the first time in March-May. At this time, it is necessary to trim the branches that are too dense and keep the thick branches.

The second pruning of peony is after the flowers of the plant wither. At this time, it is necessary to cut off the residual flowers in time to reduce the consumption of nutrients and water and help them grow rapidly.

The third pruning of peony was in June 5438+10. At this time, the dead branches should be cut off. In addition, we should also pay attention to ensure the patency of the wound and promote the rapid healing of the wound.

Pruning skills of peony

Pruning skills of peony: check the small buds on peony branches in early spring, only keep the top 2~3 buds, and remove the rest. After flowering, all petals and dead leaves should be removed. When winter comes, all the overlapping branches, cross branches and pest branches on the plant should be cut off.

Matters needing attention in peony pruning

When pruning peony flowers, pay attention to the neatness, roundness and smoothness of the wound, and don't cut it into horseshoes to ensure that the side branches and main branches don't crack. The neatness of the wound can reduce the evaporation of water, promote the rapid healing of the wound without damaging the trees, and remove the leaves from the bottom up to avoid hurting the buds.