How To Grow Hydrangea Flower Plant At Home

Begin by choosing seeds, understanding that each resulting hydrangea plant will be unique and not an exact clone of its parent.?

After obtaining seeds, whether by harvesting your own or buying them from a garden supply store, it's important to sow them right away or store them in a cool, shaded location.

Next, place the seeds in a container filled with organic potting soil, ensuring they are planted just below the surface of the soil.??

Position the container in an area with partial to direct sunlight. Ensure the soil remains consistently moist for approximately two to four weeks until sprouts begin to emerge.?

Once the hydrangea roots have developed, transplant the plant to its permanent growing location.?

Protect hydrangeas from snow, ice, or strong winds by covering them with burlap or a similar tarp. Remove the covering once new buds begin to form.?

Hydrangeas will naturally curl their leaves as a protective measure against extreme heat.?

Yellow leaves on your hydrangea indicate an imbalance in your care routine. If the roots are overly saturated, allow them to dry out.?