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Hydrangea is a common garden plant. The flowers of hydrangea are large and beautiful, usually in the form of ball-shaped inflorescences. The flowers are rich in color, including white, pink, blue, purple and other colors. The flowers are densely packed, giving people a gorgeous visual enjoyment.

Cold tolerance: Hydrangea has strong cold tolerance, wide adaptability, and can grow in mild to cold climate conditions.

Likes sunshine: Hydrangea likes sufficient sunshine. Growing in a sunny environment can achieve better growth results and flower quality.

Multipurpose: Hydrangea is not only a beautiful ornamental plant, it can also be used for garden borders, patio decoration, potted plants, cut flowers and many other purposes.

Drought tolerance: Hydrangea has a certain degree of drought tolerance and is adapted to grow in dry climate conditions, but it still requires appropriate irrigation during the growth period.

Appreciation in all seasons: Hydrangea can bring beautiful flowers in different seasons, with spring and summer being the main flowering periods.

Easy to cultivate: Hydrangea cultivation is simple and suitable for home gardening enthusiasts. It does not have high soil requirements and can grow well in fertile and loose soil.

Planting Guide for Hydrangea Seeds:

  Sowing time: The best time to sow hydrangea seeds is in the spring or early summer. At this time, the soil temperature is warmer, which is conducive to seed germination and seedling growth. It is usually recommended to sow in the spring between March and May, or in early summer before June. This ensures that the seeds grow under suitable temperature and light conditions, which is conducive to the healthy development of the plant.

Prepare the soil: Use well-drained, fertile soil, to which you can add leaf mold or organic fertilizer.

  Sowing: Gently press seeds into the moist soil surface without covering them too thickly.

Light: Place the seeds in full sunlight, at least 6 to 8 hours a day.

Management: Keep the soil moist, but do not overwater to avoid seed rot. Weed regularly and keep your surroundings tidy.

Transplanting: When the seedlings reach a certain height, they can be transplanted into the garden or in a flower pot. Make sure to leave enough space, as hydrangea plants tend to be bushy.

Care: Give plenty of water and sunlight, but avoid over-fertilizing. Pruning the plant regularly will help promote more flower bud growth and keep the plant tidy.

Flowering period: The flowering period of hydrangea is usually in spring and summer. The flowering period of hydrangea is from mid-spring to late spring, approximately between April and June. At this time, the colors of the hydrangea flowers are more colorful, and they will continue to bloom into early summer, and continue into June or July. Hydrangea blooms may be dwindling at this time, but you can still enjoy some beautiful blooms. In general, hydrangeas have a relatively long blooming period, lasting anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, so you can enjoy their beautiful flowers in your garden throughout spring and summer.