1. Soil: Breathable and fertile slightly acidic soil should be selected for breeding. 2. Light temperature: The optimal growth temperature of the plant is between 10-22 degrees Celsius. It should be placed in a brightly lit place on a daily basis. 3. Water and fertilizer: Water should be watered every 2 days when the weather is hot, and compound fertilizer should be applied during the peak growing season. 4. Note: Cut off overly dense and messy branches.

How to grow big-leaf peony gardenia

1. Soil selection

Large-leaf peony gardenia is suitable for growing in soft and breathable soil. The breeding process The soil should be replaced every 1-2 years, and fermented juice water or vinegar should be added to the soil to increase the acidic substances in the soil so that the big-leaf peonies and gardenias can grow healthily.

2. Light and temperature environment

Big-leaf peony gardenia likes a warm and well-lit environment. During the breeding process, it should be placed in a place with good lighting conditions, and When the temperature is lower than 10 degrees Celsius, the plants need to be moved indoors. If they are planted in the open field, the rhizomes of the big-leaf peony and gardenia need to be wrapped with cloth strips.

3. Sufficient water and fertilizer

Water evaporates quickly in spring and summer, so you need to spray water mist around the big-leaf peony and gardenia every day, and during the growth of the plant, apply more nitrogen-containing Phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, but large-leaf peonies and gardenias cannot be fertilized during the flowering period.

4. Precautions

When cultivating large-leaf peony and gardenia, you should regularly prune its branches and leaves, cut off thick, messy and diseased branches on the plant, and after pruning, It is necessary to strengthen the air circulation so that the wounds of big-leaf peony and gardenia can heal quickly.

Through our introduction, I believe everyone has a deeper understanding of the methods and precautions for cultivating big-leaf peony and gardenia.