This spectacular shrub blooms from mid-summer to late autumn and does not require any special care.
Experienced gardeners only add one simple solution, which creates an ideal environment for hydrangea.
Watering and soil
Hydrangea needs two things in particular. First, moderate watering. It is especially important to moisten the soil in the summer when dry periods occur.
Secondly, the plant needs acidified soil. Often, many crops prefer neutral or alkaline soil. Hydrangea, sorrel, rosemary, parsley, parsnip, and rhubarb like acidic soil.
Solution for hydrangea
Experienced gardeners use a simple remedy that:
- stimulates and prolongs flowering;
- activates plant growth;
- creates an unfavorable environment for weeds;
- repels pests.
In order for the solution to be beneficial, it is important not to overdo it. If you use too much of the product, the hydrangea may get sick or stop blooming.
In 10 liters of settled water, dilute 100 ml of apple or table white vinegar. Mix and water the plant at the root, slightly retreating from the stems of the hydrangea.
Adviсe
1. The solution should not come into contact with the plant (stems, leaves, flowers, etc.).
2. Fertilizer is used no more than twice per season.
3. Maintain an interval. For example, the first time is watered in May, the second time – at the end of August or the beginning of September.
