Suggested Grow Media or Potting Mix ?

50% peat, 25% compost, 25% sand

Suggested Fertigation/Fertilizers

Fertilize every 2-3 weeks with a balanced fertilizer.

What Is Hydrangea Plant?

Hydrangea, commonly known as Hortensia, is a genus of more than 70 species of flowering plants in Asia and the Americas. So far, animal diversity is in East Asia, especially in China, Korea and Japan.

What Are The Different Types Of Hydrangea Plants?

1. Cluster Hydrangea

These hydrangeas have large, simple leaves and a self-growing form. Hydrangea 'Limelight' is a common variety of panicle hydrangea that produces lime-green flowers that gradually turn deep red in mid-summer.

2. Climbing Hydrangeas

These hydrangeas can be used to enhance the appearance of walls, fences and garden borders. Petiole hydrangea is a deciduous, climbing hydrangea with white flowers that requires some sunlight in early summer.

3. Annabelle Hydrangea

This deciduous plant bears clusters of large white flowers with large oval leaves.

4. Climbing Types

Also known as exotic hydrangeas, these hydrangeas are excellent climbers for trellises or walls.

How to care for hydrangeas?
Hydrangeas thrive in porous, moist soil with plenty of compost. They do not survive in too much sunlight and grow well in partial shade. However, hydrangeas do need some space, especially if you are planting them in groups.

Location
A location with good drainage, morning sun and evening shade.

Sun
Hydrangeas generally like shaded areas, but some species can accept more sun.

Soil
Hydrangeas grow best in fertile, well-drained and moist soil. The soil should be rich in organic matter and well-decomposed compost.

Hydration
Give them water when they look dry

Nourishment
Balanced granular fertilizers such as Espoma Rose Tone and Holly Tone are good options.

Issues
Lack of water, malnutrition, pests and diseases, and direct sunlight can cause this problem.

 What are the benefits of hydrangea?

Urinary problems such as bladder, urinary tract and prostate diseases; prostate size; and kidney stones. It is also used in the treatment of hay fever.

FAQs About Growing Hydrangea

1. Why aren't my hydrangeas blooming? 
Hydrangeas will not bloom if they are over-fertilized, over-watered, or do not receive enough sunlight. Endless Summer hydrangea loves morning sun and evening shade.

2. How to change the color of hydrangeas?
 You can change the pH of the soil to make the flowers appear bluer or pinker.

3. How to grow hydrangea? 
Hydrangeas love fertile, humus soil. You can feed your hydrangea with organic fertilizer throughout the year.

4. How do I promote my hydrangea?
 You can use bamboo stakes and soft materials (like fabric or spandex) to support hydrangeas. If your hydrangea is growing near a fence, you can tie it to the fence using jute twine.