Reproduction

Hydrangea is usually propagated by layering, branching and cutting. In the case of split plant method, it is generally more suitable to carry out before plant germination in early spring, and separate the rooted branches from the mother tree to reproduce. The method of high-altitude layering can be used in spring. Generally, it will take root in June and July, and can be divided and planted in that year. The raw branches of Chutian wood Hydrangea should be buried in the soil before sprouting. When the branches grow about four or five knots, a small amount of fertilizer can be applied, and then planted separately from February to march of the next year. Cutting is generally carried out by cutting twigs in plum rain season

Soil

Hydrangea likes the soil with moist soil, fertile soil and good drainage

The suitable growth temperature of wood Hydrangea is generally 18 to 28 degrees. If the temperature is lower than 5 degrees in winter, the flowers need to be moved indoors for the winter. Usually a temperature of about 20 degrees can help flowering and growth

Water and fertilizer

Hydrangea prefers an environment with sufficient water and fertilizer. It likes a humid environment, but be careful not to water too much. Spray water on the leaves in summer. When Hydrangea is in a period of vigorous growth, it needs to be fertilized in time. It needs to use rotten thin cake fertilizer water once every half a month to ensure the normal growth of the plant

Illumination

Wood Hydrangea needs appropriate light, so in winter, it is recommended to put the plants on the balcony to ensure sufficient light time. If the light is too strong in summer, you need to move indoors for cultivation< span>