Grow Your Own Ocean of Blooms – Hydrangea Seeds

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🌸 Product Introduction
Known for its gorgeous large flower bulbs and varied flower colors, Hydrangea is the first choice of many garden lovers. Hydrangeas are suitable for patios, balconies and landscaping projects, creating an elegant effect whether grown alone or paired with other plants.

🌟 Product Features
Variable flower colors: flower colors range from pink, blue to purple depending on soil pH
Long flowering period: continuous blooming from early summer to early autumn
Growth height: 1-1.5 meters

Adaptable: Suitable for a variety of climates and soil types
Ornamental value: extremely high, suitable for all types of landscape design
Cold tolerance: Suitable for planting in zones 5-9

🏡 General Scenarios
Courtyard landscaping: Plant in flower beds or borders to add layering and color to the garden.
Balcony decoration: plant in flower pots and place them on the balcony or terrace to add a natural touch.

Public landscape: suitable for green decoration in parks, squares and commercial places to create eye-catching floral landscapes.
Indoor potted plants: can be used as indoor ornamental plants, placed on a bright windowsill or in the living room.

🌱Planting Guide
Sowing time: Spring or autumn is the best time to sow.
Site selection: Choose a location with sufficient sunlight and good drainage for planting. Hydrangeas prefer morning sun and afternoon shade.
Soil: Use acidic soil rich in organic matter, with a pH value between 5.2-6.2.

Watering: Keep the soil moist but not overwatering to avoid water accumulation at the roots.
Fertilize: Use a slow-release fertilizer in spring and early summer to promote healthy growth and abundant flowers.
Pruning: Moderate pruning after flowering will help control shape and encourage flowering the following year.

🤔 FAQ
Will the color of hydrangeas change?
Yes, hydrangea flower color may change depending on the pH of the soil. Flowers in acidic soil tend to be blue, while in alkaline soil they tend to be pink.

Why do hydrangea leaves turn yellow?
It could be due to overwatering, poorly drained soil, or a lack of iron. Adjust watering frequency and consider applying iron fertilizer to improve it.