1、 Cutting time

Hydrangea can be cut after flowering, and it is possible between spring and autumn. It can also be carried out in summer, as long as the temperature is not too high during cutting

2、 Cutting method

1. Branches: cut the most robust branches on the plant, with nodes at the bottom. The length should be maintained at about 20cm, not too short or too long

2. Pruning: there should be a node on each insert, and the bottom should be obliquely cut into the shape of a horseshoe. If the leaf is relatively large, it can be cut in half. Prepare a suitable substrate for its growth, which should be breathable and loose enough, and it is best to reuse it after disinfection

3. Cutting: insert the cuttings into the matrix, fix them, pour water through them, and finally place them in a semi shady and ventilated place. When the soil becomes dry, it needs to replenish water in time to maintain a slightly wet state and wait for it to take root