Hydrangea cultivation methods and precautions

Beautiful hydrangeas can be seen in many gardens and scenic spots. These hydrangeas have bright colors, long flowering periods, and the colors change with the seasons. They are particularly beautiful, and many people want to grow them at home. However, few people know much about the cultivation methods of hydrangeas. Today, I will give a detailed introduction to the cultivation methods and precautions of hydrangeas. Friends who want to grow hydrangeas can learn about them in advance.

【Warning】The whole plant of hydrangea is poisonous

Hydrangea cultivation methods and precautions

1. Preparation of Hydrangea potting soil

Hydrangea is a plant that likes light loam that is rich in humus and has good moistness. Its potting soil can be mixed with leaf mold, garden soil, river sand and organic fertilizer in a ratio of four to four to one to one. In addition, the flowerpot for growing hydrangea should be large rather than small, so as to facilitate the healthy growth of hydrangea.

2. Lighting conditions of hydrangea

Hydrangea is a plant that does not have high requirements for light. It likes to grow in a semi-shaded and semi-sunny environment. If there is too little sunlight, it will bloom less or not at all. Too much sunlight will dry up its leaves, which is not conducive to growth. In addition, during the flowering period of hydrangea, it is necessary to reduce the light appropriately, which is very beneficial to prolong the flowering period.

3. Fertilizer and water management of hydrangea

Hydrangea likes a humid environment, so it should be watered in time to keep the soil moist. It is best to water it every two or three days, and water it thoroughly at once. In addition, hydrangea is also a fertilizer-loving plant. When it is in its growth season, it should be fertilized more, once every fifteen days. Fertilizers can be cake fertilizers or organic fertilizers. Only with sufficient fertilizer and water, hydrangeas will grow vigorously and bloom beautiful flowers.