Don't spend any more money on hydrangeas. If you insert a branch at random, dozens of pots will open up hundreds of big bouquets.

Hydrangea blossoms are very beautiful, and the flowers are huge, and they can bloom into big bouquets one by one, which is deeply loved by the majority of flower friends. Then if you want to breed hydrangea by yourself, how should you cut it? I usually cut it in this way.

The cutting time can be cut as long as it is the growing period of Hydrangea and the temperature is about 20 degrees.

For branch selection, you can choose branches that have just finished blooming or semi-lignified branches, which are more dynamic and the cuttings are easy to survive.

Cut off the branches that have just finished blooming, cut off the bouquet, trim the branches into small segments of about ten centimeters, and keep a pair of leaves in each section.

Cutting soil, I usually use rotten leaf soil dug by myself, mixed with half of the large particles of river sand, and then mixed with a little garden soil, such soil is loose and breathable, whether cutting or maintenance hydrangea, are very good, but also suitable for most potted flowers

Just insert the branches into the flowerpot, then water them thoroughly and put them in a place where the scattered light is well ventilated. In less than a month, they can take root.

Hydrangea after rooting, it is best to keep it in a semi-shady place, the growth will be very exuberant, the cutting hydrangea will not blossom in that year, if the maintenance is good, it will blossom the next year.

This hydrangea has been growing for several years, and the branches at the bottom are woody, but hundreds of flowers blossom every year.