How to propagate hydrangea

How to propagate hydrangea: cutting propagation

In spring and summer, select small sections of one-year-old branches as cuttings, insert them in the sand bed for more than 20 days, and then transplant them into pots to continue growing.

How to propagate hydrangea: propagation by division

Do this before the plants sprout in early spring. Divide the mother plant into several plants according to the root strength, and trim the roots. Transplant them into pots and cultivate them in semi-shaded places. Water as little as possible, and then carry out normal maintenance after sprouting.

How to propagate hydrangea: layering propagation

Generally, high pressure is applied in spring, and roots will take shape in June or July, and the plant can be cut and transplanted in the same year.

How to propagate hydrangea: grafting

Using viburnum seedlings as rootstocks and grafting in spring will make them easier to survive.