When to prune mulberry leaf peony

In early spring, when the mulberry leaf peony has no buds, the steep and dense branches should be cut off immediately, and then the three branches and nine tops method should be used for combing. When the mulberry leaf peony has flower buds, the weak and deformed buds should be cut off, and the weak branches should be cut off. In autumn, the mulberry leaf peony should be trimmed and pruned. After each pruning of the main stem, it is necessary to spray medicine to prevent disease. When should the mulberry leaf peony be pruned?

Mulberry leaf peony can be pruned in early spring in February, branches can be pruned when buds appear in March and April, and mulberry leaf peony can be pruned when winter is approaching in October and November. Each pruning should not be too heavy. After pruning, spray pesticides, triadimefon and other drugs. You can also choose branches for cuttings.

Pruning time of mulberry leaf peony

Mulberry leaf peony needs to be pruned three times a year. So when should the mulberry leaf peony be pruned? The first pruning is in early spring in February, the second pruning is when the flower buds appear in March to April, and the mulberry leaf peony should be pruned for plastic surgery in October to November when winter is about to come. Each pruning should not be too heavy.

When the mulberry leaf peony has no sprouts in spring, the branches that affect the growth and development of the main stem can be cut off, and the branches that are weak and cannot bloom petals before the flowering period can be cut off. Grooming and shaping it before the beginning of winter can not only help the mulberry leaf peony survive the winter, but also make it more ornamental.

After pruning the mulberry leaf peony, it is recommended to spray the main stem with pesticides, triadimefon and other drugs to make the wound heal faster and prevent infection by bacteria. If you water and fertilize the mulberry leaf peony, try not to sprinkle it on the main stem, as it will cause the wound to rot.

When pruning the mulberry-leaf peony from February to April, you can choose relatively strong branches from the pruned branches, cut off the upper branches, and also trim the lower parts. Insert the prepared branches into the soil layer, compact the soil layer to keep it moist, and wait patiently for the branches to grow roots.