Peony parrots usually do not start breeding until they reach a certain age and weight. Most peony parrots reach sexual maturity around 8 months of age, but some may be able to breed as early as 6 months. However, experts suggest that it is best to breed parrots after one year. This can ensure that the parrots are healthier, have a higher fertilization rate, and the young birds have stronger resistance.

The breeding cycle of peony parrots is not fixed. They can breed throughout the year, but it is best to avoid doing so in the hot summer. , because high temperatures may affect parrots' ability to reproduce and the survival rate of their young. Under suitable conditions, peony parrots will lay an egg about every 10 days, and a clutch usually lays 4-6 eggs. The incubation period is about 21-23 days, and the young birds will mature in 30-35 days.