The rescue method of peony leaves!

There are many reasons and remedies for peony leaves wilting, mainly including the following aspects:

1. Water shortage: In the process of daily maintenance, the watering principle of "seeing dry and wet" should be followed, that is, either no watering, watering will be watered thoroughly, and no water can accumulate in the pot. If the leaves of the peony wilt due to lack of water, the water should be replenished in time, and the soil should be soaked when watering.
2. Lack of fertilizer: The flowering and growth of peonies require certain nutrients. If the fertilization is not in place, the peony will not have enough nutrients, which will cause the leaves to wilt. Therefore, peonies should be fertilized regularly to ensure that they receive the necessary nutrients.

1. Temperature problem: Peonies need a suitable temperature environment. When the temperature is high in summer, it is necessary to shade the peony; In winter, when the temperature is low, if it is a potted plant, it needs to be moved indoors. Unreasonable temperature control will also cause peony leaves to wilt. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure that the peony is in a suitable temperature environment.
2. Unsuitable soil: If the soil is compacted or alkaline, it will affect the absorption of nutrients by the roots of the peony, which can lead to problems with the leaves. Suitable soil should be selected, such as ordinary garden soil, add some coarse sand and organic fertilizer. If you have already chosen alkaline potting soil, you can apply some acidic fertilizer, or directly replace it with new potting soil.

1. Improper fertilization: When fertilizing peonies, do not apply liquid fertilizer, raw fertilizer or thick fertilizer, otherwise it will cause the leaves to turn yellow and dry. If fertilization is not done properly, roots should be irrigated with plenty of water to dilute the salts in the soil.
2. Improper light: Peonies prefer semi-shady environments, and prolonged exposure to strong sunlight can easily cause scorched leaf edges. Therefore, in the summer high temperature, it is necessary to set up an awning for the peony to avoid direct sunlight.

In addition, for newly transplanted peonies, if the plant is not energetic and the leaves are drooping in the first year, it may be caused by less capillary root growth, less water supply capacity on the roots, and large leaf transpiration. At this time, part of the leaves can be cut off to reduce transpiration and help the peony slow down the seedlings.

To sum up, to solve the problem of wilting peony leaves, it is necessary to start from many aspects, including ensuring suitable water, fertilizer, temperature, soil, light and other conditions.