Cultivation methods and precautions of Hydrangea paniculata

Panicle hydrangea is relatively easy to grow. Its leaves are leathery and are not afraid of being damaged by the sun. And as long as it is well maintained, the color of the flower will gradually change from white to pink and then to dark pink when it blooms. It looks like a pink strawberry sundae, which is very tempting.

How to grow Hydrangea paniculata

1. Soil

To cultivate Hydrangea paniculata, you need to use fertile, loose soil with good drainage and ventilation. The soil should be slightly acidic. In addition, you should loosen the soil regularly during cultivation to keep it loose so that it can grow better.

2. Temperature

Hydrangea paniculata is cold-resistant but cannot withstand extreme heat. It can grow in temperatures as low as -30 degrees Celsius or as high as 40 degrees Celsius, but if the temperature is high for a long time, hydrangea paniculata should be properly shaded.

3. Lighting

Hydrangea paniculata is suitable for growing in an environment with sufficient light. It is necessary to maintain good sunlight during cultivation to promote lush branches and leaves, abundant blooming of flowers and larger flowers. If there is insufficient light, it may lead to less flowering and smaller flowers.

Matters Needing Attention in the Care of Hydrangea Paniculata

When caring for panicle hydrangeas, you should pay attention to regular pruning. If the pruning is not done properly, it will not bloom. It is recommended to prune it after it has finished blooming. In addition, if it is maintained in a potted plant, you also need to change the pot and soil of the panicle hydrangea regularly.