How Do You Care For An Indoor Hydrangea Macrophilla?
Hydrangea macrophylla is often grown as a flowering houseplant that makes a welcome Mother’s Day or Easter gift. The huge Hydrangea macrophylla blooms burst with color, and will last several weeks before they fade. Although Hydrangea macrophylla is often thought as a disposable plant and tossed out as soon as it loses its appeal, with some tender loving care, the plant can live to bloom again. Water Hydrangea macrophylla often, and never allow the soil to dry out. The large blooms and foliage require a large amount of water, so the soil should be checked several times every day. If you need to be away for a few days, surround the plant in plastic to retain moisture. However, don’t do this unless it’s absolutely necessary, because the humidity will invite pests and disease. Place Hydrangea macrophylla in bright light, but not in direct sunlight or a hot window. Although bright sunlight is important, direct sun will fade the blooms, and may even burn them. Keep Hydrangea macrophylla in a
