How to grow stinking hydrangea so that it blooms

Flowering time of hydrangea

The hydrangea usually blooms from June to August every year. Its flowering period is relatively short, only about 25 days after flowering. The flower colors are quite diverse and it is very ornamental, so when caring for it, it is necessary to have a good growth environment and sufficient sunlight, which is more conducive to flowering.

How to grow and bloom hydrangea

1. Fertilizer : Hydrangea likes fertilizer very much, so it needs to be fertilized every 15 days during the growing season. You can use a thin cake fertilizer water. When it comes to the bud formation stage, you can apply 1-2 times of superphosphate soaked solution. This can make the flowers bloom larger and brighter.

2. Watering : The leaves of hydrangea are relatively large, so it needs more water. In spring, it needs more watering to keep the soil moist. In summer, the amount of water should be increased. It needs to be watered once in the morning and evening. In winter, watering needs to be reduced.

3. Light : Hydrangea prefers a cool growing environment. In spring, it needs to be placed in a semi-shaded environment for maintenance. In summer, it needs to be moved to a ventilated and cool place for maintenance. Around August, it needs to be placed in a place with sufficient light, which can promote the differentiation of flower buds.

4. Temperature : When growing, hydrangea needs a suitable temperature environment, preferably kept between 18-28 degrees, which is more conducive to flowering. In winter, the temperature cannot be lower than 5 degrees.