Are hydrangeas shade-loving or sun-loving plants?

Do hydrangeas prefer shade or sun?

Hydrangea is a shade-loving plant. It does not require much light and prefers a semi-shaded growing environment. It cannot be exposed to too strong sunlight, otherwise the plant will be easily sunburned. It is best to place it in a diffused light place indoors for maintenance.

Hydrangea basking in the sun

Hydrangea has a relatively low requirement for light, and only needs about 5 hours of sunlight a day. It should not be exposed directly to the sun in the summer, otherwise the leaves are likely to be burned.

Hydrangeas can be exposed to the sun, but they cannot be exposed to strong sunlight. The plants cannot withstand strong light. If they are exposed to strong sunlight, the leaves of the hydrangeas will wilt and turn yellow.

Hydrangea growth habit

Hydrangea plants prefer a warm, humid, semi-shady growing environment. The suitable temperature for the plant's growth is 18-28℃. The potting soil should be kept moist at all times. In addition, it needs to be kept in darkness for more than 10 hours a day.

The entire plant of hydrangea is poisonous, so it is generally not recommended to be kept indoors. It is best to place it in the courtyard, where there is sufficient light and good ventilation, which can allow the hydrangea to grow and bloom better.