Is a deep or shallow pot suitable for hydrangea?

Is a deep or shallow pot suitable for hydrangea?

Hydrangeas are generally more suitable for shallow flower pots because their roots are relatively shallow. If they are planted in deep pots, there will be too much water accumulation at the bottom. However, you should also be careful not to use pots that are too shallow. Generally, a depth of about 25 cm will be sufficient.

Hydrangeas can generally be planted in clay pots or purple clay pots, because these two types of pots are relatively breathable and they also look beautiful, making them suitable for growing hydrangeas.

How to repot hydrangea

1. Time to repot hydrangea

Generally, it is more suitable to repot hydrangeas in spring. The mild climate in spring is more suitable for the growth of hydrangeas, and hydrangeas will not be frozen in spring.

2. Watering after repotting hydrangea

After repotting the hydrangea, you need to add some water to it in time. Generally, you need to water it until its soil is completely moist. This can ensure that it can adapt to the new environment as soon as possible.

3. Things to note when repotting hydrangeas

When caring for hydrangeas after repotting, be sure to fertilize them in time. They are relatively lacking in nutrients during their growth period, so applying fertilizer about once a month will help promote rapid growth of hydrangeas.