Stop spending money on hydrangeas. Learn this trick. It blossoms bigger than your fist.

Hydrangea also has a name, and that is the eight Immortals. From the name, we can guess that its flowers have eight colors, and they have their own fairy spirit ~ so this time the flowers will teach you how to grow such a "big flower" potted plant.

Hydrangea is very rich in colors, such as red, blue and purple. They are all very likable. And there are many flowers, just like a big bouquet. The leaves are also green, although they are not as shiny as other plants, but they look very comfortable when paired with flowers.

We can usually buy hydrangea in the flower market. When we buy hydrangea, we can buy it according to our own situation. If we want to enjoy the flowers immediately because of the festival, we can directly buy the potted plants that have already opened. You can also buy ones that don't blossom, but try to choose ones with flower buds, so you don't have to worry about buying them back.

For the hydrangea has bloomed, what we need to do is to prolong its flowering time and not to let its flowers and leaves wilt down. After we buy it back, we have to water it first, because hydrangea likes water very much. If the leaves bow, it is mostly due to lack of water. Therefore, we should keep the soil moist without stagnant water.

Then try to avoid the light, because it can not stand the sun for a long time, otherwise the leaves will appear dry tip, but also will speed up the withering rate of the flowers. In addition, it is found that the flowers that have finished blooming should be cut off in time, otherwise it will cause excessive consumption of nutrients, thus affecting the growth of the whole plant.

If we buy something that does not blossom, we should keep it well and keep it in a cool and ventilated place as far as possible. Then you can apply a little fertilizer to promote the emergence of flower buds, but once the weather is hot, do not apply fertilizer! Usually we can also spray water around it to see if there are any branches that have gone bad, and then cut it off with scissors to prevent the spread of germs.

Generally speaking, hydrangea is easy to maintain, as long as watering and lighting are done well, the flowering will begin quickly!