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When does the peony bloom, and why can't it be grown at home?

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Peony, also known as the parting grass, yurong, and boneless flower, is a common flowering ornamental plant in China. Because its flowers are very beautiful and come in diverse colors, it is deeply loved by flower enthusiasts, and many people like to grow a pot of it. But if you want the peony to bloom, you need to do a good job with basic management such as water, fertilizer, and light.

Peony, also known as the parting grass, yurong, and boneless flower, is a common flowering ornamental plant in China. Because its flowers are very beautiful and come in diverse colors, it is deeply loved by flower enthusiasts, and many people like to grow a pot of it. But if you want the peony to bloom, you need to do a good job with basic management such as water, fertilizer, and light. So when does the peony bloom? Why can't it be grown at home?

1. Introduction to the peony:

1. What is the flower language of the peony?

Beautiful and charming, reluctant to part, hard to separate, sincere and unchanging. In ancient times, when men and women socialized, they would give peonies to each other to express their reluctance to part. Now, like the rose, it has become a representative flower of Qixi Festival.

2. What types of peony are there?

Herbaceous peony, beautiful peony, many-flowered peony, white-flowered peony, Sichuan red peony, Xinjiang peony, narrow-leaved peony.

2. When does the peony bloom?

1. Peonies generally bloom from April to June, and bloom most vigorously in May. However, due to the many varieties and differences in climate from place to place, the blooming time of some varieties may be delayed or postponed, but in most cases they bloom around May.

2. The peony flowering period is very short, generally ending in 8 to 10 days, and when it blooms, it opens at 7 a.m., so those who like peonies should not miss this time. In addition, it is not impossible to extend the flowering period; simply place it in a cool place to grow, and the flowering period can be extended by half a month.

3. Why can't peonies be grown at home?

Under normal circumstances, peonies can be kept indoors. They can not only improve the indoor decorative effect, but also enhance the greening effect. However, many people believe they cannot be grown at home. The specific reasons are as follows:

Reason 1: Peonies absorb yin. According to superstitious sayings, peonies are yin-absorbing plants, and placing them indoors will fail to suppress the yang dwelling, causing everything at home to go badly. If they are to be grown, they can only be planted in temples. In fact, this saying is incorrect, because according to surveys, growing peonies at home does not necessarily bring bad luck, and those who do not grow them do not necessarily have everything go smoothly. So if you want to grow them, you can keep them indoors. They are not only highly ornamental, but can also be planted in gardens, courtyards, and other places.

Reason 2: Peonies become spirits. According to folk superstitious sayings, when peonies bloom, they become spirits and harm ordinary people. In fact, this saying is incorrect. When peonies bloom, they are not only beautiful, but also very gorgeous, with high ornamental value.

In short, peonies can be kept at home, and they can improve the indoor environment. Those so-called sayings that they cannot be kept at home are all superstitious sayings without basis, so if you want to grow them, you can still keep them indoors.

Overall, peonies generally bloom from April to June, with a flowering period of 8 to 10 days. If you want to extend the flowering period, you can place them in a cool place to grow, and the flowering period can be extended by about half a month. In addition, peonies can be kept indoors, and they have a relatively high decorative effect and greening effect. Those so-called sayings that they are not suitable for indoor growing are all superstitious sayings without basis, so do not believe them.

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