How to water hydrangea in winter

Watering hydrangea in winter

Hydrangeas need to be watered in winter, but the soil in the pot should be kept dry. Do not water too much. Too wet soil will cause the roots to rot. The water temperature should be around zero degrees Celsius. Water the hydrangea once every half a month or a month.

Generally speaking, hydrangeas will die if they are not watered properly in winter. The stagnant water will cause the roots to rot, and in severe cases the plant will die. Note that water control is required after the temperature drops.

Fertilizing hydrangea in winter

Hydrangea grows slowly in winter and basically does not need fertilizer. However, if the temperature in the place where it is maintained can be maintained at around 20℃, you can also apply a little liquid fertilizer.

Precautions for watering hydrangea in winter

1. When watering hydrangeas in winter, it is best to water them at noon, because the temperature at noon is the highest in the day and the water evaporates best at this time.

2. Water the hydrangea in winter, once every half a month or a month. Unless the soil becomes very dry, there is no need to water it.

3. Hydrangea is a plant that likes moisture very much. When watering, you must adhere to the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry and watering thoroughly. Remember not to water halfway.