Do hydrangeas need to be watered every day?

Do you water hydrangeas every day?

Hydrangeas need to be watered every day in the summer, and in spring and autumn, they can be replenished with water every five days or so. In addition, hydrangeas are generally dormant in winter, so you can water them less frequently and only replenish them once a month or so.

It is generally better to water hydrangeas in the morning or at noon, and you generally need to pay attention to the amount of water when watering. If it has enough water, there will be water overflowing from the bottom of the flowerpot. At this time, you should stop watering in time. In addition, it is generally watered with tap water after sedimentation.

The correct way to water hydrangea

1. Generally, you can water the newly planted hydrangea less, but if you use moist soil, you don’t need to water it for the time being. You can wait about a week before watering it again.

2. After repotting the hydrangea, you need to check whether its soil is dry. Generally, it is relatively moist, so it does not need to be watered at this time. You can place it in a well-ventilated place for maintenance, and then water it after the soil is dry.

3. Generally, you should pay attention to the temperature of the water when watering. You can use cold water in summer, but in winter, the temperature is relatively low. It is best to use water that is similar to room temperature to water hydrangeas, which will not affect its growth.

Overwatering of hydrangeas

If hydrangea is watered too much, its flowers will wither, and in severe cases, the roots will rot. Generally, you should stop watering it in time and put it in a warm place to help the water evaporate quickly. It will take about five days for it to resume normal growth.