Peony parrots can breed at six and a half to seven months.

Peony parrots usually reach sexual maturity in six and a half to seven months. They can reproduce after sexual maturity, but it is best within one year. In the future, wait for the peony parrot to grow strong before allowing it to hatch and breed. This way, the fertilization rate will be high and the young birds will have strong resistance. Peony parrots have a strong reproductive capacity. As long as the room temperature is maintained, they can reproduce all year round. They can reproduce about three times a year, laying eggs every four months, and each time they lay six to eight eggs.